Hope & Repair

Acknowledging we are not alone in our sorrow and grief gives us a connection with each other and can give us a sense of solidarity and collective strength to find ways to move forward.

Welcome!

We are always delighted to welcome guests! If this is your first time visiting a Unitarian Universalist church or our congregation, here’s some idea of what to expect.

Order of Service

  • Prelude: La Califfa by Ennio Morricone
  • Ring Tibetan Bowl
  • Opening Hymn: #170 We Are a Gentle, Angry People
  • Welcome
  • Chalice Lighting #447
  • Sing the Children to their Classroom
  • Call to Worship #429
  • Hymn: #112 Do You Hear?
  • Land Acknowledgment
  • Wisdom Reading
  • Prayer, Candles of Joys, Sorrows & Gratitude
  • Sung Prayer: Rev. Rebecca Parker
  • Sermon: Ethel-May Shaw
  • Reading: Hope by Lisel Mueller
  • Hymn: #128 For All That is Our Life
  • Offertory
  • Shared Singing: Hymn #402, From You I Receive
  • Invitations
  • Hymn: #347 Gather the Spirit
  • Benediction: #686
  • Extinguishing the Chalice
  • Invitation and Final Wave
  • Postlude: Rondeau by Jean-Joseph Mouret