Affirmations / Covenants / Doxologies: “We covenant with one another and do bind ourselves together”
We covenant with one another
and do bind ourselves together
in the presence of this religious community
To express our deepest and most cherished convictions,
as they are borne by each person
to find a common vision for a better world;
To seek the life of the spirit,
as it is known by each person,
choosing with reverence its name;
And to walk together in the way of truth and love,
as it is shown to us and to all people,
in word and in deed.
Inspired by the Salem Covenant of 1629
Source:
1997 UUMA Worship Materials Collection
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Last updated on Tuesday, February 26, 2013.
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