Animal Blessing
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All Animals Are Our RelativesFrom WorshipWebWe light this chalice in honor of the animal realm, Furred and hoofed, two-legged, four-legged, many-legged, Fanged and clawed, gentle and fierce, wild ...
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When Your Best Friend Has Four or So LegsFrom WorshipWebWhat it means to have a pet is to love someone who speaks a language you do not. A dog will bow and prance, a cat will purr and blink. A guinea pig will...
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Animal Companionship Responsive BlessingFrom WorshipWebLeader: Ours is a world alive and aloud with the presence of creatures and critters. Animals abound, interwoven in our human lives and wholly independent.
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The Power of Conferring a BlessingFrom WorshipWebGilead, by Marilynne Robinson, is a novel that takes the form of a letter or journal that a dying, elderly Congregationalist minister in Gilead, Iowa,...
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You Rescued MeFrom WorshipWebThis song by Jake Tidmore is about animal rescue. He's provided WorshipWeb with sheet music in the key of F and the key of E flat. I was kicked out and...
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Blessed Are All Living ThingsFrom WorshipWebFor the blessing of animal companions we give thanks. For the beautiful ones, those whose fur is silky and whose tails are long; whose feathers are...
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The Calling of the CreaturesFrom WorshipWebCome hoof and trunk and tail and horn and paw and wing and claw; Come bird and reptile, mammal born all full of nature’s law. Bring bark and crow and...
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Grateful for Creatures from A to ZFrom WorshipWebWe give thanks for the earth and its creatures and are grateful from A to Z: For alligators, apricots, acorns and apple trees; For bumblebees, bananas,...
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We Bless These Animals We LoveFrom WorshipWebMinister: Surrounded by the animals we love, we remember with gratitude the pets, protectors, and animal companions who have blessed our lives....
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A Blessing of the AnimalsFrom WorshipWebDuring a Blessing of the Animals, it is customary for members of the congregation to bring their animal companions with them to the service....