Opening Words
Amid all the noise in our lives
Tim Haley
As surely as we belong to the universe
Margaret A. Keip
As we enter into worship, put away the pressures of the world
Erika A. Hewitt
As we gather together this morning
Bets Wienecke
Bridging Ceremony
Jeff Liebmann
Children of the earth and sky, we are nurtured, sustained
Alice Berry
Come down off the ladder.
David S. Blanchard
Come in. Come into this place which we make happy by our presence.
Rebecca A. Edmiston-Lange
Come into this circle of community. Come into this sacred space.
Andrew Pakula
Come into this house of worship.
Carolyn S. Owen-Towle
Come we now out of the darkness of our unknowing
Annie Foerster
Come ye into this house of worship!
Elizabeth A. Parish
Come, let us worship together.
Lindsay Bates
Come. Let us be joined in seeking the aspirations of the heart.
Calvin O. Dame
Determined Seed
Laura Wallace
Do not leave your cares at the door.
Norman V. Naylor
Easter
Charles F. Flagg
Everything begins on the verge of awareness.
George Kimmich Beach
For our community gathered here, for the spirit that called us together and drew us to this place:
Jane E. Mauldin
In this quiet hour may our spirits be renewed.
Gary Kowalski
Ingathering
Tamara Lebek
Let there be joy in our coming together this morning.
Carl G Seaburg
May we come into this building hallowed
Kenneth R. Warren
On a Winter Morning
Barbara Cheatham
Once More
Amy Bowden Freedman
One of the old ones stood up into the morning light
Barbara J. Pescan
Opening Words for a Leadership Team Worship
Gina Whitaker
Our prophets died for the freedom of faith;
Heather K. Janules
Reflection on the UUA Purpose and Principles
Michael E. Sallwasser
Sabbath Invitation
John Millspaugh
Take from life its coals, not its ashes.
Laurel S. Sheridan
There are some heights to which we have not risen, and never will
Paul H. Bicknell
To this house we come bringing our boldest dreams
Lawrence E. McGinty
Water! Earth! Air! Fire!
Peter S. Raible
We are called to gather in worship as a beloved community.
Kirk D. Loadman-Copeland
We are here that we might have life
John C. Morgan
We are here today to recognize the completion of your Coming of Age...
We are people of all ages
Carol Meyer
We are people of all ages who enter this space
Carol Meyer
We bid you welcome on this first Sunday of the new year.
Sylvia L. Howe
We come to love a church,
Andrew C. Kennedy
We come to this hour
Louise A. Robeck
We come together today in praise and thanksgiving
Mary J. Harrington
We gather here as individual people:
Barbara Hamilton-Holway
We gather here to worship:
Gary Kowalski
We gather in community to rest from our labors
Paul H. L'Herrou
We gather on this Sabbath morn
Burton D. Carley
We gather this day to seek in the midst of our fragmented selves the unity which enfolds us all
John H. Robinson, Jr.
We gather together in this space to honor and understand our lives.
Judith G. Mannheim
We gather together to face ourselves honestly,
Philip Larson
We have come into this room of hope
Libbie D. Stoddard
We summon ourselves from the demands and delights of the daily round:
Gordon B. McKeeman
Welcome to this common, sacred space.
Amy McKenzie Quinn
What life have we, if we have not life together?
Charles A. Howe
Whatever the need that brings you to this special place and hour,
Albert F. Ciarcia
Whether you have come here with heart full or heart empty,
Krista Taves
Last updated on Wednesday, May 10, 2006.
