Order of Service
- Order of Service 2.8.26 10am
SUNDAY SERVICE
Onsite & Online ~ 10 am
Michael Eselun & Jill Schlaus
Ecotones
Michael Eselun, UCLA oncology chaplain and popular guest speaker, will explore those liminal spaces in which we sometimes find ourselves on life’s mysterious journey — thresholds that are neither one reality or another, and yet may open a path to our deepest truths. Possibly even the sacred.
Note: This Week’s Special Collection:
Our special collection this Sunday is for 805undocufund. 805undocufund. You can find out more here: https://www.805undocufund.org
Welcome – Jill Schlaus
Call to Worship – Michael Eselun
Chalice Lighting – Jill Schlaus
Opening Song – #108 “My Life Flows On in Endless Song”
Time for All Ages – “What the Road Said “ written by Cloe Wade, illustrated by Lucie de Moyencort, and read to us by Grant Schlaus.
Manna Collection – Jill Schlaus
Announcements – Jills Schlaus
Singing the Children Out – Anthony Concepcion
Offering Words – Randall Edwards, a portion of funds collected today will be used to support the work of “805 Undocufund.”
Offering Music – “So Still” by Brian Tate. Performed by the Chalice Choir, accompanied by Bethany Simonsen, and under the direction of Anthony Concepcion.
Receiving the Offering – Jill Schlaus
Joys and Sorrows – If you are in person please fill out an index card. You can also email your joys or concerns during the week to jns@chaliceuu.org
Time of Meditation – Michael Eselun
Meditation Song – #391 “Voice Still and Small”
Reading- by Wendell Berry
Talk – Ecotones, Michael Eselun
Closing Song – “On the Sunny Side of the Street” by Dorothy Fields and Jimmy McHugh
Extinguishing the Chalice – Jill Schlaus
Closing Words – Michael Eselun
Postlude – Anthony Concepcion
Also, don’t forget to stay after service as we honor this year’s Chalice Sweetheart… a special Chalice volunteer who has gone above and beyond for our beloved community. Please stay after service as we celebrate this special individual with a song and cake. We invite those in attendance to stay and be a part of this community event!
SUNDAY SERVICE
Onsite & Online ~ 10 am
Michael Eselun & Jill Schlaus
Ecotones
Michael Eselun, UCLA oncology chaplain and popular guest speaker, will explore those liminal spaces in which we sometimes find ourselves on life’s mysterious journey — thresholds that are neither one reality or another, and yet may open a path to our deepest truths. Possibly even the sacred.
Note: This Week’s Special Collection:
Our special collection this Sunday is for 805undocufund. 805undocufund. You can find out more here: https://www.805undocufund.org
Welcome – Jill Schlaus
Call to Worship – Michael Eselun
Chalice Lighting – Jill Schlaus
Opening Song – #108 “My Life Flows On in Endless Song”
Time for All Ages – “What the Road Said “ written by Cloe Wade, illustrated by Lucie de Moyencort, and read to us by Grant Schlaus.
Manna Collection – Jill Schlaus
Announcements – Jills Schlaus
Singing the Children Out – Anthony Concepcion
Offering Words – Randall Edwards, a portion of funds collected today will be used to support the work of “805 Undocufund.”
Offering Music – “So Still” by Brian Tate. Performed by the Chalice Choir, accompanied by Bethany Simonsen, and under the direction of Anthony Concepcion.
Receiving the Offering – Jill Schlaus
Joys and Sorrows – If you are in person please fill out an index card. You can also email your joys or concerns during the week to jns@chaliceuu.org
Time of Meditation – Michael Eselun
Meditation Song – #391 “Voice Still and Small”
Reading- by Wendell Berry
Talk – Ecotones, Michael Eselun
Closing Song – “On the Sunny Side of the Street” by Dorothy Fields and Jimmy McHugh
Extinguishing the Chalice – Jill Schlaus
Closing Words – Michael Eselun
Postlude – Anthony Concepcion
Also, don’t forget to stay after service as we honor this year’s Chalice Sweetheart… a special Chalice volunteer who has gone above and beyond for our beloved community. Please stay after service as we celebrate this special individual with a song and cake. We invite those in attendance to stay and be a part of this community event!