Order of Service
- Order of Service 7.5.26. 10am
SUNDAY SERVICE
Onsite & Online ~ 10 am
Rev. Nica Eaton
Revolutionaries, Heretics & Visionaries –
Unitarianism on both sides of the Atlantic
This July 4th weekend, as America celebrates its 250th anniversary, we’ll explore the surprising story of the revolutionaries, heretics, and visionaries who helped shape Unitarianism in Britain and America. From burned churches and bold acts of conscience to the enduring quest for truth and freedom, this is the story of a faith tradition that crossed the Atlantic and helped nurture some of America’s deepest ideals: freedom of conscience, religious liberty, and the courage to challenge authority.
Welcome & Call to Worship – Reverend Nica Eaton
Introduction – Suzanne Freiberg
Chalice Lighting – Reverend Nica Eaton
Opening Song – #105 From Age to Age
Time for All Ages – “The Minister Who Was a Scientist” by Betsy Hill Williams and read by Samantha Dickerson.
Announcements – Suzanne Freiberg
Singing our Children Out – Anthony Concepcion & Reverend Nica Eaton
Offering – Suzanne Freiberg
Offering Music – “Mrs. Madison’s Minuet” by the British-American composer Alexander Reinagle, performed by Anthony Concepcion
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 – Reverend Nica Eaton
Song – #1058 Be Ours a Religion
Talk – Revolutionaries, Heretics & Visionaries – Unitarianism on both sides of the Atlantic -Reverend Nica Eaton
Closing Song – #1024 When the Spirit Says Do
Closing Words – Reverend Nica Eaton
Extinguishing the Chalice – Suzanne Freiberg
Send Off – Reverend Nica Eaton
Postlude – Anthony Concepcion
SUNDAY SERVICE
Onsite & Online ~ 10 am
Rev. Nica Eaton
Revolutionaries, Heretics & Visionaries –
Unitarianism on both sides of the Atlantic
This July 4th weekend, as America celebrates its 250th anniversary, we’ll explore the surprising story of the revolutionaries, heretics, and visionaries who helped shape Unitarianism in Britain and America. From burned churches and bold acts of conscience to the enduring quest for truth and freedom, this is the story of a faith tradition that crossed the Atlantic and helped nurture some of America’s deepest ideals: freedom of conscience, religious liberty, and the courage to challenge authority.
Welcome & Call to Worship – Reverend Nica Eaton
Introduction – Suzanne Freiberg
Chalice Lighting – Reverend Nica Eaton
Opening Song – #105 From Age to Age
Time for All Ages – “The Minister Who Was a Scientist” by Betsy Hill Williams and read by Samantha Dickerson.
Announcements – Suzanne Freiberg
Singing our Children Out – Anthony Concepcion & Reverend Nica Eaton
Offering – Suzanne Freiberg
Offering Music – “Mrs. Madison’s Minuet” by the British-American composer Alexander Reinagle, performed by Anthony Concepcion
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 – Reverend Nica Eaton
Song – #1058 Be Ours a Religion
Talk – Revolutionaries, Heretics & Visionaries – Unitarianism on both sides of the Atlantic -Reverend Nica Eaton
Closing Song – #1024 When the Spirit Says Do
Closing Words – Reverend Nica Eaton
Extinguishing the Chalice – Suzanne Freiberg
Send Off – Reverend Nica Eaton
Postlude – Anthony Concepcion