Weaving the Fabric of Community
Unitarian Universalist Community of the Mountains
April 3, 2022
Rev. Kevin Tarsa and UUCM’s newest members,
Cheryl Morris and Gail Johnson Vaughan, Worship Associates
With Daylight Savings Time, morning comes earlier these days, almost to alert us to this month’s theme: Awakening. Join us this morning as we Awaken to the Fabric We Weave Together and introduce and welcome new members who have joined UUCM since the beginning of the pandemic.
Greeting Rev. Kevin Tarsa
Land Acknowledgement read by Shanti Emerson
Song for Gathering Enter, Rejoice, and Come In by Louise Ruspini with Kathryn Young and Taylor Carey
Welcome Cheryl Morris, Worship Associate
Lighting of the Chalice Come We Now Out of the Darkness by Annie Foerster, read by Jim Bair
Opening Words by Maryann Williamson, read by Jim Bair, Shanti Emerson, Catz Forsman, Lisa Haden, Laura Harter, Gracie Kendrick, Cheryl Morris, Dana Turner
Wisdom for All Ages Ruby Finds A Worry by Tom Percival, read by Lesley Champlin
Joys & Sorrows Rev. Kevin Tarsa
Prayer & Meditation Sabbath Home by Rev. Kathleen McTigue, read by Rev Kevin Tarsa
Song Don’t You Need a Welcome by Hal Walker, sung by Jordan Thomas-Rose
Reading Awakening, written and read by Julia Park Tracy
New Member Welcome
Introduction
Sharing by new members
Spoken Commitments
Welcome
Weaving the Fabric of Community
Offering Gail Johnson Vaughan, Worship Associate
25% of our offering this month will support Citizens for Choice, which provide compassionate, confidential, non-judgmental reproductive health care services for women, men and teens through The Clinic! in Grass Valley.
Your giving is vital to our ability to sustain the work of our community. Thank you for your generosity. See UUCM’s Giving Page to make a contribution.
Offertory
Dedication Gail Johnson Vaughan
Stewardship Moment Taylor Carey
Thank you
Closing Words Rev. Kevin Tarsa
Closing Song Here Together by David Glasgow
Community Benediction / Extinguishing of the Chalice
Carry the flame of peace and love until we meet again.