Chalice Order of Service 10.19.25 10am
Chalice Admin
Don’t forget to wear your purple for Spirit Day!
SUNDAY SERVICE
Onsite & Online ~ 10 am
Reverend Nica Eaton
How do we continue to get up each morning and face all the horrors the world offers, without being paralyzed by fear or despair? How do we hold onto our humanity, our joy, our love and peace amidst it all? How do we keep finding the light among all the darkness surrounding us? Join us for this deep dive into what it means to be human at this time.
The registration link below will allow you to register for the service with your preferred email address. A service link will then be sent to that email. This service link will be active 10 minutes prior to the service. As an added benefit, you’ll be sent a recording of the service after it is done streaming!
Registration Link for the StreamYard Meeting:
You can also view our Livestream on FB: https://www.facebook.com/ChaliceUUF
Gathering Music - Ally Halpert’s “Loosen Loosen Baby”
Welcome - Reverend Nica Eaton
Introduction - Jill Schlaus
Chalice Lighting - Jill Schlaus with words by Clarissa Pinkola Estés
Opening Song - “I am Light” - by India Arie
Time for All Ages- Samantha Dickerson - “Whimsy’s Heavy Things” by Julie Kraulis.
Manna Collection - Samantha Dickerson
Announcements - Jill Schlaus
Singing the Children Out - Reverend Nica Eaton & Anthony Concepcion
Anthem- “The Parting Glass” A Traditional Irish song arranged by Daniel Wynkoop and performed by the Chalice choir, under the direction of Anthony Concepcion.
Collection - Jill Schlaus
Joys and Sorrows - If you are in person please fill out an index card. You can also email your joys or concerns during the week to j...@chaliceuu.org
Reading - Reverend Nica Eaton and Jill Schlaus - “How to be a Person in the World” by Lindsay Rush
Time of Meditation - Reverend Nica Eaton
Meditation Song - “I am the Calm”
Talk - “How to Keep Going in this World” - Reverend Nica Eaton
Closing Song - #1015 “I Know I Can Go On”
Extinguishing the Chalice - Jill Schlaus
Send Off - Reverend Nica Eaton
Postlude - Anthony Concepcion