Creating a just and equitable world begins with living our values within our families, in our workplace, in our local communities. CLICK SHOW MORE to see today's worship links and information.
We explore the evolution of just and equitable working conditions in our country and how we must uphold these values now, more than ever. In the midst of all that threatens to undo protections for those most vulnerable and impacted, what do our UU values ask of us as employers? Rev. Eileen Wiviott leads this service with Worship Associate Betty Walker. Ken Smith and Kristin Lems are our musical guests.
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Ringing the Chime
Welcome and Announcements: Betty Walker
Introit: Play a Simple Melody by Irving Berlin; Ken Smith, piano
Land & Labor Acknowledgements
Chalice Lighting by Paul Dalzell
*Covenant by James Vila Blake
*Greeting in Gratitude
Hymn #128: For All That Is Our Life; Kristin Lems, Hymn leader; Ken Smith, piano
Time for All Ages: Fair Labor for Children by Kathy Underwood; Betty Walker and Rev. Eileen Wiviott
Joys and Sorrows: Rev. Eileen Wiviott
Prayer
Sung Response Hymn #17: Every Night and Every Morn (verse 2); Kristin Lems, Hymn leader; Ken Smith, piano
Offertory: Betty Walker
Offertory Music: The Gardenia by William Bolcom; Ken Smith, piano
Reading: Bread and Roses, and Determination, on a Dark January Weekend (abridged and adapted) by Sam Worley; Betty Walker
Anthem: Bread and Roses James Oppenheim, lyrics; Mimi Fariña, music; Kristin Lems, vocals and guitar
Sermon: Rev. Eileen Wiviott
Extinguishing the Chalice: Untitled by Rev. Elizabeth Selle Jones; Betty Walker
Hymn #109: As We Come Marching, Marching (verses 1,3, & 4); Kristin Lems, Hymn leader; Ken Smith, piano
Benediction: Rev. Eileen Wiviott
