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Prayer for the Second Half of Life by Revs. Darcey Laine and Mary Grigolia
What Gives Us Life, a prayer by Revs. Alyson Jacks and Vanessa Southern
"Say the Word," a poem about abortion by Rev. Eileen Casey-Campbell
White Fear of Black Freedom, a reading by Leslie Alexander and Michelle Alexander
The Wonder and Blessing That You Are, a renaming ritual by Rev. Kim Wildszewski
Friendly, But Not Your Friend, a sermon about ministers by Rev. Dawn Cooley
Holy Discomfort and Holy Disruption, a poem by Kiakiali Bordner
Homer's Wings, a story about change and transformation by Rev. Caitlin Cotter Coillberg
The Power to Choose, a reading by Rev. Dr. Rebecca Parker
A Map of Balance and Harmony, a reading by Robin Wall Kimmerer
Take What You Need, a reading from Rev. Jen Crow's book of the same name
An Earth Day prayer by Rev. Leslie Takahashi
Love Can Keep Us Company, a reading from Rev. Jen Crow's book, Take What You Need
Living Touchstones, a homily by Rev. Joel Miller
Soil Layers of Oppression, a time for all ages by mandi huigenza
Water, by Melissa Jeter
Soul Fire, a chalice lighting by anastasia birosh
Who We Are Called to Be, a chalice lighting by Pat Uribe-Lichty
A Chalice Lighting for the Dark and the Light by Frances Koziar
a reading by Glennon Doyle about the origins of the evangelical anti-choice movement
Only Together Can We Create Safety, an excerpt from Zach Norris's Defund Fear: Safety Without Policing, Prisons, and Punishment.
Rainbow Blessing by Cricket Hall
A Culture of Care, an excerpt from Zach Norris's Defund Fear: Safety Without Policing, Prisons, and Punishment.
To Bear Love into This World, a chalice lighting written by Rev. Rachael Hayes for congregational/committee meetings
You Are Beloved and You Are Welcome Here, by Rev. Joan Javier-Duval
A Blessing for the Dying, by Rev. Michelle Buhite
The Insidiousness of White Supremacy, an excerpt from Clint Smith's How the Word Is Passed: A Reckoning With the History of Slavery Across America.
The Stream, a poem by Vanessa Williams
The Right to Choose by Rev. Elizabeth Mount
Masks Give Us Superpowers, a Time for All Ages by Rev. Mary Gear
Come, Gather Light to Build by Kiakiali Bordner
We Gather, an opening by Pat Uribe-Lichty
Prayer for Our Trancestors by Laura Conkle
A reading about consent by Jaclyn Friedman
The Truth Is, I'm Fat, a homily by Rev. Victoria Ingram
To Remember, a Martin Luther King, Jr. affirmation by Rev. Addae Ama Kraba