Good Intentions

Everyone suffers from disconnects between their intentions and the impact of their actions. Rev. Barnaby looked at the hazards of generosity and how to avoid them. Special music from Shannon LaRose on banjo. Followed by congregational conversation on classism. We collected for DRUUMM.

Stream the service from YouTube below or at https://youtu.be/AvaXgV7pm2I or attend via Zoom at zoom.us/my/cvuusservice.

Order of Service

Preservice slideshow Ronnie Romano on piano with winter images

Bell: Recognition of Abenaki Land   Julia Chant

Prelude: Shannon LaRose on banjo

Welcome & Pathways to Connection: Jason Duquette-Hoffman, Worship Associate

Call to Worship & Chalice Lighting: Jason Duquette-Hoffman

Honoring Children in Song: Let Us Open our Eyes, Poppy Rees, Dir. of Religious Exploration

Time for All Ages: Jason Duquette-Hoffman — Kindness Boomerang — One Day — by LifeVest Inside

Offering: Today’s offering will be for UU Rise (Refugee and Immigrant Services and Education). Contributions can be made at https://cvuus.breezechms.com/give/online.

Milestones & Passages: Rev. Barnaby. Future ones can be shared at https://cvuus.breezechms.com/form/YellowCard

Prayer/Meditation

Reading: Jason Duquette-Hoffman

Sermon: A Generous Helping  Rev. Barnaby

Music: Ronnie Romano

Benediction: Rev. Barnaby

Postlude: Snowdrops   Shannon LaRose on banjo

Thanks to our “Stream Team” Margy Young and Richard Hopkins, Shannon LaRose for special music, Jordan Young for leading zoom coffee hour and Mike Greenwood for guiding our congregational conversation on classism during it.

Thank you for joining us for worship!

Congregational Conversation on Classism

Join us for a Congregational Conversation on Classism following worship! Login at zoom.us/my/cvuusservice/ and ask to be put into the Congregational Conversation breakout room. We will continue our inquiry on social classes. Mike Greenwood will guide us in reviewing our prior work and discussing what we want to do going forward. See this for background: Congregation Conversation. And these useful links about classism: