Affirmations / Covenants / Doxologies
Unto that which is noblest in each of us we make appeal.
Unto that which is noblest in each of us we make appeal.Unto those common ideals of justice and mercy that bind us in common humanity we turn for inspiration.
Unto the fearless dreams of our forebears in the worship of their gods and their vision of truth, we bow in gratitude.
Unto the larger vision now at birth within us and in our children, we pledge the full strength of our bodies and our will.
Source: 1997 UUMA Worship Materials Collection
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