Teach Your Children Well

In 1969, Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young galvanized generations with the song Teach Your Children. But teaching children well begins with teaching the adults. In working toward the 94 calls to action set by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada, powerful learning experiences include participating in treaty walks, attending memorials, and the multi-faceted world of reconciliation reading. Join us on September 15 as we explore reconciliation through Unitarian Universalist eyes.

Service Coordinator: Cate Ziegler

 
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Homily Videos



 

Order of Service

Centering Thought

““The story of reconciliation has many chapters yet to be written.”

— Heather Emberley

Centering Music

The Young Pioneers by Aaron Copland, performed by Daniel Clark

Opening Words

An Other Story by Katherena Vermette, from River Woman

Cate Ziegler

Chalice Lighting

The Morning Prayer by Brandon Bob, from Tea and Bannock Stories

Cate Ziegler

Gathering Hymn

#170 We Are a Gentle Angry People

Welcome

Cate Ziegler

Land Acknowledgement

Michael Thiessen

Affirmation

Love Is the Spirit

Story Wisdom

Sharing with Smudging

Noah Starr and Michael Thiessen

Sing and Rejoice

as people return to their seats

Joys and Sorrows

Brian Klowack

If you have a Joy or Sorrow to share in our upcoming service, please follow this link.

Pastoral Hymn

1072 Evening Breeze (sung seated,)

Share the Plate Video

Wildlife Haven 40th Anniversary Video

Share the Plate Offering

Cate Ziegler

Our Share the Plate Partner for September is Wildlife Haven.

Offertory

Hoe Down from Rodeo by Aaron Copland

performed by Daniel Clark

Homily

Heather Emberley

Readings

You Have No Name; and Your Eyes See What You Want to See, both by Duncan Mercredi, from 215

Cate Ziegler

Hymn

#1023 Building Bridges (sung as a round)

Meditation

One’s Offering, by Cheri Jubinville, from Tea and Bannock Stories

Cate Ziegler

Note: We will begin recording the homily after the meditation

Homily

Michael Thiessen

Closing Hymn

Teach Your Children, by Graham Nash

Announcements

Cate Ziegler

Please submit congregational announcements to worship@uuwinnipeg.mb.ca before 9:00 am each Sunday morning.

Closing Words

Wisdom Leads by Brandon Bob

Cate Ziegler

Chalice Extinguishing

Carry the Flame

Following the service, please join us for community and refreshments in the sanctuary. For Zoom participants, please consider staying for conversation in our breakout room.

Transition (Zoom only)

Arthur Burstow or Simer Kaur (Zoom only)

Gratitude

Gratitude to all who helped make this service happen:

  • Leaders: Heather Emberley, Michael Thiessen, with Noah Starr for Story Wisdom
  • Coordinator: Cate Ziegler
  • Music: Daniel Clark
  • Coordinator Lifespan Religious Exploration (CLRE): Ana Castañeda Aguilera
  • Childcare: Paulina Hernandez
  • Tech Team: Arthur Burstow, Simer Kaur, Ashlyn Noble, Christina Swindells-Nader
  • Music for Affirmation: Composed by P.J. Buchan
  • Ushers:  Kristin Jimmy, Bromley Basford, Joan Carolyn, Ken Nicholson, Norman Mayer, Cheryl Simmonds, et al
  • Set Up/Maintenance: Michael Thiessen
  • Greeter: Paula Keirstead, et al
  • Hospitality: Marian Siemens, Dylon Martin, et al
  • Chalice Sculptor: Jo’Anne Kelly
  • Chalice Logo Designer: Nancy Gilbert
  • Website Support: Karin Carlson
  • Communicator Editor: Marjorie Doyle
  • All-Church Email Bulletin: Lorie Battershilll

To contact SunServ (Sunday Services Team), please email worship@uuwinnipeg.mb.ca

Want to help setting up on Sunday mornings? Please contact Norm Cobb or Jim Gardiner.

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