Meditations, Prayers & Readings: People of Faith Respond to September 11, 2001

The following documents are PDF files.

• A Prayer on the Occasion of the Terrorist Attack on America, Rev. Pamela Langston-Daley, Unitarian Universalist (UU) Fellowship of Santa Cruz County
   
• Rev. Ellen Rowse Spero, First Parish in Lexington, MA
   
• Reading for Service of Lament and Hope, Rev. Dee Graham
   
• Rev. Jane Rzepka
   
• Rev. William F. Schulz
   
• Opening Words, Alison Cornish, Ministerial Intern, UU Fellowship of Huntington, NY
   
• "O God, Hear Our Cry," Rev. Barbara Hamilton-Holway, UU Church of Berkeley
   
• Rev. Paul Beckel
   
• Rev. John Burciaga
   
• Rev. Sylvia Howe, First Parish Church, Beverly, MA
   
• Rev. Anthony P. Johnson, First UU Church of Essex County, Orange, NJ
   
• "Lamentation," Rev. Elizabeth Lerner, UU Church of Silver Spring, MD
   
• The UU Church in Surprise
   
• Rev. Fredric John Muir, UU Church of Annapolis, MD
   
• Rev. Clare Petersberger, Towson UU Church, Lutherville, MD
   
• Rev. Judith Walker Riggs, Universalist Church of West Hartford, CT
   
• Responsive Reading, Rev. Sylvia Howe, First Parish Church, Beverly, MA
   
• Refrain/ Poem by Rumi, Litany by Meg Riley
  "Out beyond ideas of wrongdoing and rightdoing there is a field..."
   
• "How Dare the Sky be Blue Today?" Therese Baumberger, Mt. Diablo Church, Walnut Creek, CA
   
• "Coping with Unexpected National Trauma," Rev. Roger Otis Kuhrt, from The Wellspring Center Tacoma, WA
   
• Words and One-Liners, Ric Masten
  "The Japanese suicide pilots of WWII were known as the Kamikaze..."