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"All That We Let In" -- UUSE Virtual Worship, October 13, 2024

Updated: Oct 11


Gathering Music (Jenn Richard) "Walls (No. 3) by Tom Petty "Timshel" by Mumford, Lovett, Marshall & Dwayne "Wonder" by Natalie Merchant

 

Welcome and Announcements (Rev. Josh Pawelek)

 

Centering

 

Prelude

"Autumn Town Leaves"

by Iron and Wine

Jenn Richard, guitar and vocals

 

Chalice Lighting and Opening Words

“Listen to the Leaves”

by Steven Charleston

 

Opening Hymn

#298 “Wake Now My Senses” (verses 1-3)

Words by Thomas Mikelson

Music: traditional Irish melody

 

Wake, now, my senses, and hear the earth call;

feel the deep power of being in all;

keep, with the web of creation your vow,

giving, receiving as love shows us how.


Wake, now, my reason, reach out to the new;

join with each pilgrim who quests for the true;

honor the beauty and wisdom of time;

suffer thy limit, and praise the sublime.


Wake, now, compassion, give heed to the cry;

voices of suffering fill the wide sky;

take as your neighbor both stranger and friend,

praying and striving their hardship to end.

 

Time for All Ages

 

Joys and Concerns

 

Musical Interlude

 

Offering

The recipient of our October Community Outreach Offering is Marc, Inc. Marc, Inc. provides the opportunity for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities to live meaningful lives of independence, choice, inclusion, and continuous personal growth.

 

Offering Music

“All That We Let In”

 by the Indigo Girls

Jenn Richard, guitar and vocals

 

Sermon

“All That We Let In”

Rev. Josh Pawelek

 

Closing Hymn

#318 “We Would Be One”

Words by Samuel Anthony Wright

Music by Jean Sibelius

 

We would be one as now we join in singing

our hymn of love, to pledge ourselves anew

to that high cause of greater understanding

of who we are, and what in us is true.

We would be one in living for each other

to show to all a new community.


We would be one in building for tomorrow

a nobler world than we have known today.

We would be one in searching for that meaning

which bends our hearts and points us on our way.

As one, we pledge ourselves to greater service,

with love and justice, strive to make us free.


Extinguishing the Chalice

 

Closing Circle

May faith in the spirit of life

And hope for the community of earth

And love of the light in each other

Be ours now, and in all the days to come.

 

 

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