Onsite & Online ~ 10 am
Bethany Simonsen & Tim Snowber
Talking to a Brick Wall
Sometimes it feels like there's no way to reach people who disagree with us on important topics like immigration, LGBTQIA rights, or how to fix our broken healthcare system. It can feel pointless, like you're talking to a brick wall. Bethany Simonsen will tell us about her journey from being a devout Mormon to becoming a UU, and what experiences helped knock down the walls that kept her from hearing what the other side was saying. There are things we can do to create meaningful dialogue and move past the conflict inherent in Us vs Them.
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Welcome - Tim Snowber
Call to Worship - “On a Winter Morning” by Barbara Cheatham
Chalice Lighting - Bethany Simonsen - “Why We’re Here” by Walter Wikstrom
Opening Song - #188 - “Come, Come, Whoever You Are”
Time for All Ages - “The Wall in the Middle of the Book “ written by Jon Agee; presented by Ayanna Gaines.
Manna Collection - Ayanna Gaines
Announcements - Tim Snowber
Singing the Children Out - Anthony Concepcion
Offering Words - Tim Snowber
Offering Music - "We Can Work It Out" by Lennon/McCartney; performed by Bethany Simonsen, Merlin Snider, Debbie Snider and Anthony Concepcion
Receiving the Offering - Tim Snowber
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
Time of Meditation - Led by Tim Snowber - “To Remind Ourselves What Is Real” by Elana Westbrook
Meditation Song - “Be still and Breathe” played by Anthony Concepcion
Reflection - “Talking to a Brick Wall” - Bethany Simonsen
Closing Hymn - #1008 - “When Our Heart Is in a Holy Place”
Extinguishing the Chalice - Tim Snowber
Closing Words - Bethany Simonsen
Postlude - Anthony Concepcion