Closings
Closing words bring the service to an end and prepare people to return home. If the service has been thematically tied together, the words can be a summation, a parting thought, a final nugget for people to reflect on throughout the week.
Benediction comes from the Latin, to speak well or the good words, and are a final blessing on the community. Benedictions are a blessing: words of comfort, strength, and encouragement for the week to come.
Search Words for Worship Services
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Closing
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Closing Words for Seasonal Transitions (WorshipWeb)by Andrew PakulaTagged as: Body, Compassion, Earth, Earth-Centered, Fall, Growth, Nature, Spring, Summer, Winter
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Cooperation for Human Creativity (WorshipWeb)by Denise CawleyTagged as: 7th Principle (Interconnected Web), Climate Justice, Commitment, Earth, Earth Day, Earth-Centered, Environment, Food Justice, Interdependence, Privilege, Respect, Responsibility, Simplicity, Six Sources
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Extinguishing the Chalice (WorshipWeb)by Martha L MunsonTagged as: Acceptance, Meaning, Purpose, Unitarian Universalism, Unity
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Extinguishing the Chalice (WorshipWeb)by Rolfe GerhardtTagged as: 6th Principle (World Community), Meaning, Power, Purpose, Strength, Unitarian Universalism
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Four Element Blessing (WorshipWeb)by Eric WilliamsTagged as: 7th Principle (Interconnected Web), Earth, Earth-Centered, Nature, Paganism
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Gathered Community (WorshipWeb)by Gordon B McKeemanTagged as: Community, Peace, Purpose, Service, Unitarian Universalism
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Go in peace, embraced by the light (WorshipWeb)by Sarah LammertTagged as: Community, Meaning, Peace, Purpose, Unitarian Universalism
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Go in peace, speak the truth (WorshipWeb)by Gary KowalskiTagged as: Awe, Body, Earth, Faith, Service, Unitarian Universalism

