Closings and Benedictions for Worship

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

Go in peace. Live simply (WorshipWeb)
by Mark L. Belletini

Tagged as: Body, Compassion, Peace, Power, Purpose, Unitarian Universalism
Go now in peace (WorshipWeb)
by Barbara Hamilton-Holway

Tagged as: Listening, Meaning, Presence, Searching, Unitarian Universalism
How To Write Your Own Closing Words (WorshipWeb)
by Erik Walker Wikstrom
I Send You Out (WorshipWeb)
by Kelly Weisman Asprooth-Jackson

Tagged as: Transformation, Truth, Wonder
If you are proud of this church (WorshipWeb)
by Michael A Schuler

Tagged as: Commitment, Responsibility, Stewardship, Strength, Unitarian Universalism
In our hungering for meaning (WorshipWeb)
by Bruce Southworth

Tagged as: Faith, God, Meaning, Mystery, Strength, Unitarian Universalism
In the end it won't matter (WorshipWeb)
by John C Morgan

Tagged as: Commitment, Generosity, Integrity, Love, Purpose, Unitarian Universalism
In the Rising Sun Today (WorshipWeb)
by Joel Miller

Tagged as: Christianity, Easter, Love, Pain, Unity, Wholeness
In the river, the water continually flows (WorshipWeb)
by John C Morgan

Tagged as: Abundance, Christianity, Hope, Joy, Reverence, Transcendence, Unitarian Universalism
In this community (WorshipWeb)
by Sydney K Wilde

Tagged as: Abundance, Gratitude, Love, Service, Stewardship, Unitarian Universalism