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Memorial services can be held in a range of settings, and can take place any time after someone's death: from a few day to months later...
Tapestry of Faith: Curricula and Resources for Lifespan Faith Development
Building the World We Dream About: For Young Adults, 18-35
Chalice Children, in Preschool
Circle of Trees
Creating Home, Kindergarten-1st Grade
Facing Death with Life
Spirit in Practice
Spirit of Life
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Excerpted and adapted from Scott Russell Sanders' book, A Private History of Awe (New York, North Point Press, 2006). In his book A Private...
World of Wonder, Grades K-1
UU World
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By Sonja L. Cohen
WorshipWeb: Searchable Worship Collection
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By Alex Haider-WinnettWe know that our worth is not based on our grades. The quality of our papers does not reflect on the quality of our personhood. That we are worthy of love especially when we struggle.
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By Mandie McGlynnStones of justice have been tossed in the lake but their ripples have not yet arrived.
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By Nick WilbournWe light our chalice this morning in the spirit of gratitude, Thankful for years of ministerial service to this church, For celebrations of...
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By Katie GelfandWe call forth the life of our faith by igniting our chalice. This spark of new beginnings invites us into a sacred space to reflect where...
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By Lindasusan UlrichSpirit of Love, hold us in your embrace. Offer comfort to [NAME] and all who love [her/him/them] as [she/he/they] move[s] through [her/his/...
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By Karen G. JohnstonLet us ground ourselves in gratitude: using the colorful paper and something to write with, we prepare for our Gratitude Confetti ritual...
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By Paul VachonAs we come together, let us pause to take stock of the year now concluding: its moments of happiness and hurt, its times of accomplishment...
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By Erika A. HewittWeek 1: Hope (Dec. 3, 2017) Many years ago, thousands of years ago, people in the northern hemisphere were thought to have gathered wreaths...
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By Erika A. HewittThis is the season of endings and beginnings, when the small signs of dawn pierce through the night and something new is born. But first...
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By Debra BurrellFire consumes, and casts a bright light. May our chalice flame consume our regrets for the past, our fears about the future, and our...
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By David BreedenFor the setting sun from an airplane window; for the rising sun from a train window after riding all night; for the rising sun and setting...
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By Tess Baumberger, Erika A. HewittThis Releasing of Covenant was created to end the final worship service of a settled ministry. Minister: For [ number ] years you have...
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By Molly Housh GordonThe author suggests supplementing this Time for All Ages with a PowerPoint/slide show of interesting doors and asking the kids to imagine...
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By Erika A. HewittThe new year calls us forward, filled with mystery. As we turn toward that new year, we take a final glimpse of the past year, and reckon...
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By Kristin Grassel SchmidtOne: Spirit of Guiding Love, we give thanks today for all of the people who followed a dream, and whose vision, persistence, labor, and...
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By Lois Van LeerHaving let go, Set our intentions, Named our curiosity, Committed our energies, And given ourselves over to lives of balance, purpose and...
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By Patricia SheldenFor those we miss. For things long gone. For those who or what we last held in our arms, in our hands and in our hearts — we pray. We pray...
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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 David M. HorstI saw the parade pass by with the last soldier marching. I saw politicians stand by not in pride, but in shame as they recited the names of...
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By Lois Van LeerLet go Of all that binds you Of all that burdens you Of what you carry Of all that shames you Of fear Of trespasses and transgressions Of...
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By Cathy Rion StarrLeader: Today we mark the turning of a season. We mark it with the ritual exchange of flowers. We mark it with the election of new leaders...
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By George A TygerThe first stop on U.S. soil after a deployment is the airport. From there, it’s all downhill until you get to see your family and loved...
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By Mary WellemeyerIt’s hard to believe it is finished. She was so full of life and fun until just before the end— keeping track of people, enjoying the...
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By Kathy Fuson HurtIn order to get out I must go through. There is no other way. No other way? But there must be another way, an easier path, a well-lit road...
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By Chip RoushLay Leader: Our church family is constantly changing. People come and go. Babies are born. Children grow up. People commit themselves to...
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By Tess BaumbergerPlease note: this ritual was preceded by the departing minister's homily, in which she looked back at the installation service and the...
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By Sandy Hoyt, Suzanne ReitzThis ritual, for use within a worship service, calls for the voices of two lay leaders—such as the Board President and a worship associate—...
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By Michael A SchulerWe have reached the end of this time For the gathering of memory And for letting the imagination play with future possibilities. We have...
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By Elizabeth M StrongWe are in the midst of the season of celebration. Celebrations: Of the birth of new hope, Of the festival of lights, Of the triumph of...
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By Christine C. RobinsonDivine Spirit of our comings and goings, bless those who go forth, and bless those who stay. May you who dare new adventures be safe and...
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By Sylvia L HoweWe bid you welcome on this first Sunday of the new year. Like Janus we gather with part of us looking backward and part of us looking...
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By Kaaren Solveig AndersonI hate goodbyes. I hate everything about them. It bothers me that “goodbye” isn’t really what I think we most often want to say. When those...
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By Jaynn TruranALL: Today we honor the youth among us You who are stepping beyond and away and toward Today we share in your journey And encourage your...
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By Kayle RiceMinister : The life of our religious community is fluid, ever changing with new lives, new visions, new possibilities and new ministries. [...
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By Lori Gorgas HlabanBirth is a miracle of love and courage, bringing light into the world; Death is a loss of light, but no less an act of courage, For we are born from— and return to— mystery. Source: © Lori Gorgas Hlaban, 2009
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By Victoria WeinsteinIntroduction As we continue to seek out the stories of hope in our world in the new year, there are also some things we would very much...
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By Carol HepokoskiToday we are recognizing those in the congregation who have recently retired or are about to retire. The transition from an active work...
