• Order of Service 8.9.26 10am

  SUNDAY SERVICE 

  Onsite & Online ~  10 am

  

  Jill Schlaus & Tim Snowber

  Becoming Our Whole Selves

  In Hinduism, Shakti is the Divine Feminine, the primordial cosmic energy that animates the universe, while Shiva is the Divine Masculine, pure consciousness. The Divine is a perfect balance of both. We will explore what it means to honor, celebrate and cultivate both within ourselves in our journey toward becoming our whole selves.

  Welcome & Call to Worship – Jill Schlaus 

  Introduction – Tim Snowber 

  Chalice Lighting – Tim Snowber, Words by Thich Nhat Han

  Opening Song – #346 Come Sing a Song With Me

  Time for All Ages – The Hunter and the Dragon, told by Grant Schlaus

  Announcements – Tim Snowber

  Singing our Children Out – Anthony Concepcion

  Offering – Tim Snowber, Special Collection for World Central Kitchen

  Offering Music – “When I Was a Boy”, Written by Dar Williams, performed by Jill Schlaus and Merlin Snider

  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 – Tim Snowber

  Song -#396 I Know This Rose Will Open

  Talk – Becoming Our Whole Selves, by Jill Schlaus 

  Closing Song – #6 Just as Long as I Have Breath

  Closing Words – Jill Schlaus

  Extinguishing the Chalice – Jill Schlaus

  Send Off – Jill Schlaus

  Postlude – Anthony Concepcion

   

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