May 1, 2022 – Rumi, Bozo and Acceptance

On Sunday, May 1, Holly Hogarty will begin our new theme of Acceptance. She will present an original talk entitled Rumi, Bozo and Acceptance.

We will meet in person in Fellowship Hall. At this point, masks are optional although we continue to ask that you are vaccinated and boosted..

We will serve coffee and light refreshments.

We will continue Zoom access for those at home or out of town. If you Zoom, please invite your children to listen to the story for all ages with you.

Here are important events coming up later this month:

Kid’s Religious Education is starting back up!. Kids will meet on Sunday, May 15. We will have RE once a month through the summer.

Our Annual Meeting will be held at 10:00 on Sunday, May 22. We need a quorum in order to conduct the business of the Fellowship, so please plan to come..

We will vote on the final version of our Covenant, elect officers, hear about the outdoor project, and welcome new members.

Hope to see you Sunday.

— Janet Ashear, Worship Chair

Here is the Zoom link. https://zoom.us/j/8080785380
Meeting ID: 808 078 5380

At the bottom of this document you will find the words for today’s hymns.

Order of Service
May 1, 2022

Call to Worship. Hymn #361, Enter, Rejoice, and Come In (sing second time through. Enter, rejoice and come in. Enter, rejoice and come in. Today will be a joyful day; enter, rejoice and come in.

Welcome & Announcement.

Opening Reading

Morning Music. Nancy Phillips

Chalice Lighting.

Joys & Concern

Hymn #131. Love Will Guide Us

Story for All Ages:

Reading for Reflective Silence.

Moment of Reflective Silence

Hymn #123, Spirit of Life (remain seated, sing second time through). Spirit of Life, come unto me. Sing in my heart all the stirrings of compassion. Blow in the wind, rise in the sea; move in the hand. giving life the shape of justice. Roots hold me close; wings set me free; Spirit of Life, come to me, come to me.

Message. Holly Hogarty, Rumi, Bozo, and Acceptance

Hymn #346. Come Sing A Song With Me

Offering. Nancy Phillips

Blessing the Offering. Let this be an offering to sustain and strengthen this place, which is so sacred to many of us, a community of memory and hope, for we are the keepers of the Dream.

Closing Words

Discussion

Extinguish Chalice.

**Please join us for light refreshments following the service**

Announcement:

Meditation Group. Every Sunday from 7 to 8 pm in Fellowship Hall. **Canceled for May 1, 2022**

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Coming Events:

Sunday 5/8/22, 10 am. Susie Clinch will present an original talk on Acceptance.

Sunday 5/8/22, 7 pm. Meditation group meets in Fellowship Hall.

Hymn #131. Love Will Guide Us

Love will guide us, peace has tried us,
hope inside us will lead the way
on the road from greed to giving.
Love will guide us through the hard night.

If you cannot sing like angels,
if you cannot speak before thousands,
you can give from deep within you.
You can change the world with your love.

Love will guide us, peace has tried us,
hope inside us will lead the way
on the road from greed to giving.
Love will guide us through the hard night.

Hymn #346. Come, Sing A Song With M.

Come, sing a song with me,
come, sing a song with me,
come, sing a song with me,
that I might know your mind.

Chorus:
And I’ll bring you hope
when hope is hard to find,
and I’ll bring a song of love
and a rose in the wintertime.

Come, dream a dream with me,
come, dream a dream with me,
come, dream a dream with me,
that I might know your mind.

Chorus:
And I’ll bring you hope
when hope is hard to find,
and I’ll bring a song of love
and a rose in the wintertime.

Come, walk in rain with me,
come, walk in rain with me,
come, walk in rain with me,
that I might know your mind.

Chorus:
And I’ll bring you hope
when hope is hard to find,
and I’ll bring a song of love
and a rose in the wintertime.

Come, share a rose with me,
come, share a rose with me,
come, share a rose with me,
that I might know your mind.

Chorus:
And I’ll bring you hope
when hope is hard to find,
and I’ll bring a song of love
and a rose in the wintertime.