Dia de los Muertos
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Día de los muertos (Day of the Dead) is a festive celebration in memory of those who have died. Its origins in Mesoamerica go back over 3,...
Braver/Wiser: A Weekly Message of Courage and Compassion
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By Elea KemlerIn the eighteen years I’ve served as minister of my small-town congregation, I have led 96 memorial services, most for people I have loved. The longer I stay, the deeper I love and the more I grieve.
WorshipWeb: Searchable Worship Collection
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By Lori WalkeHoly One, on this day of remembrance we say aloud their names again: the names of those who died this year. Died — the word is jarring. So...
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By Leslie TakahashiIn the daily weave of our lives, those who have died are still strong, guiding threads. Theirs is the golden glimmer or perhaps the...
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By Andrea Hawkins-KamperGather we now into this space, this time when the Wheel turns and the Veil shatters. Gather we now to remember, to grieve, to prophesy, to...
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By Heather K JanulesThey once dwelled among us, the people of memory. They who knew us, they who taught us, They who hurt us, they who loved us. They touch our...
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By Erica BaronLeader: [ if applicable: In addition to our own beloved dead], we take the time to acknowledge all those already lost as the world feels...
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By Patricia SheldenIn this hour of holy stillness we gather to honor the life and the person we love. In this hour of Holy Stillness we remind ourselves that...
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By S. William FeissWe light this flame As our fervent plea to brighten the dark corners of our hearts; We hold this flame For in it is the promise of warmth...
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By Katie Kandarian-MorrisAs we begin to settle to a deeper more inward place; to be fully present right now in this place made for head and heart together; we might...
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By Kathleen McTigueIn the struggles we choose for ourselves, in the ways we move forward in our lives and bring our world forward with us, It is right to...
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By Christine C. Robinson(Tea lights are set up in groups of 50 on either side of the chancel in this ritual borrowed from Soulful Sundown.) The long Summer has...
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By Lee HuebertLighting a candle is somewhat like the beginning of life. If that is true, then perhaps extinguishing a candle is like the ending of life...
