Moral Outrage: An Unexpected Bridge
Unitarian Universalist Community of the Mountains
March 15, 2026
Rev. Kevin Tarsa
Randy McKean, Worship Associate
Kurt Gray claims, in his book Outraged, that across the socio-political spectrum we share the same moral foundation – an ancient psychological need to protect the vulnerable from harm. It’s just that we have differing perceptions as to who is being harmed! Let’s examine our own moral outrage and surface our compassion at the same time, even as we learn to set fiercely compassionate boundaries to prevent the harm that we perceive.
Song for Gathering Building a New Way #1017 by Martha Sandefer
Greeting One Another
Land Acknowledgement
Lighting of the Chalice Everywhere We Walk by Rev. Scott Tayler
Wonder Box & Singing the Children on Their Way
Welcome Randy McKean, Worship Associate
Meeting the Moment Carol Nimick and Jeff Gold
Joys & Sorrows & Candle of Compassion, Resistance, and Resilience
Music Heather Grove, piano
Meditation Who We Listen to is Who We Become by Rev. Scott Tayler
Song Heart Opening Song by Randy Partain
Sermon/Message Moral Outrage: An Unexpected Bridge Rev. Kevin Tarsa
Offering Randy McKean, Worship Associate
Offertory Heather Grove, piano
Dedication Randy McKean
Thank you & Announcements
Closing Song Building Bridges #1023 by the women of Greenham Common peace occupation in England, 1983
Closing Words
Community Benediction / Extinguishing of the Chalice
Carry the flame of peace and love until we meet again.
Music for Going Forth


