First Monday in September. The Sunday of this long weekend is often lightly attended because it’s considered the last weekend of the summer. But it is a good occasion to reflect on the themes of vocation and those who work at jobs that allow us to receive goods and services. Also appropriate for themes of economic justice. In many congregations, this is the last of the smaller, more intimate services of the summer season.
Unitarian Universalist Perspectives
Search Words for Worship Services
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Chalice Lighting
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Honoring Our Labors (WorshipWeb)Tagged as: Community, Gratitude, Interdependence, Responsibility, Secular, Service
Opening
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Opening Words for Labor Day (WorshipWeb)Tagged as: 1st Principle (Worth & Dignity), Body, Justice, Work, WorshipWeb, Worth
Reading
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The Labor of Our Days (WorshipWeb)Tagged as: Aging, Caring, Community, Compassion, Dignity, Disability, Economy, Education, Generations, Interdependence
Responsive Reading
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We Labor in Love (WorshipWeb)Tagged as: Character, Direct Experience, Gratitude, Integrity, Living Our Faith, Meaning, Purpose, Service, Unitarian Universalism, Work
Sermon
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Putting "Labor" Back in Labor Day (WorshipWeb)Tagged as: 6th Principle (World Community), Human Rights, Money, Poverty, Work