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Order of Service for November 27, 2022 |
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UUFSMA Zoom Service begins Sunday at 10:30am. Central Time.
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Meeting ID: 414 604 040 Passcode: 294513.
If you have any sign-on difficulties, please contact
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Service Production Team
Gene H., Guest Speaker
Lee Knox, Coordinator & Service Leader
Hilary Toyryla, Joys & Concerns and Offering Intro
Paula Peace, Pianist
Jeanie Seward-Magee, Zoom Host
Diego Vargas, Audio/Visual Editor and Lead Technician
Miguel Angel Espinosa, Audio/Visual Technician
Ivan Mendez, Online Order of Service
Diana Amaya, Administrator
Joseph Plummer, Publicity
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Gene H. is a member of both the UU and AA communities in San Miguel de Allende.
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The heartfelt eloquence of his music has made composer David Lanz one of contemporary music’s most popular and admired "New Age" instrumentalists. Lanz, a native of the Pacific Northwest, has recorded as a solo pianist, as part of an acoustic trio, as a member of a pop-rock ensemble, and in the company of a renowned European orchestra. The centerpiece of all his work remains the piano, which Lanz has described as “the most divinely inspired instrument on the planet."
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Brought by Diana Amaya, a member of our Care Team. Today’s flowers will be shared after the service with someone selected by the Care Team.
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To learn how to become a UUFSMA member, please visit
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Singing Bowl
Prelude "Corre, Río, Corre"
David Lanz, Composer
Paula Peace, Piano
Welcome and Announcements
Opening Reading / Chalice Lighting
Welcoming Hymn #361 "Enter, Rejoice and Come In"
Music and Words by Louise Ruspini
Paula Peace, Piano
Covenant
We respect the interdependent web of life and work for a just and peaceful world. We encourage the search for truth and meaning, strive for compassion in our relationships, and seek values that will benefit our lives and the lives of others. This is our covenant.
Respetamos todos los estilos de vida dentro de su red interdependiente y trabajamos por un mundo justo y pacifico. Alentamos la búsqueda de la verdad y la comprensión total. Nos esforzamos por mantener compasión en nuestras relaciones y buscamos valores que beneficien nuestras vidas y las vidas de los demás. Este es nuestro convenio.
Joys and Concerns
Reading on the 3rd Principle
Hymn #318 "We Will Be One"
Samuel Anthony Wright, Words
Jean Sibelius, Music
Paula Peace, Piano
Offering Introduction
Offering Music "Return to the Heart"
David Lanz, Composer
Paula Peace, Piano
Talk "AA & UU"
By Gene H.
Closing Hymn #205 "Amazing Grace"
John Newton, Words
Virginia Harmony, Music
Paula Peace, Piano
Closing Words / Extinguishing the Chalice
Postlude "Dark Horse"
David Lanz, Composer
Paula Peace, Piano
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December 10, 2022, is the 74th anniversary of the adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights by the United Nations. The document is associated with Eleanor Roosevelt because she championed it, though it was drafted by a Canadian, John Humphrey. In this Sunday service, philosopher Cliff DuRand will discuss the record of the United States as an upholder of economic and political rights declared in that historic document.
In the United States its provisions on political rights are often celebrated. And our institutions and leaders have a good record in upholding them. But its provisions for economic rights are widely ignored because the United States does not observe them. For example, it declares that “everyone has the right to a standard of living adequate for the health and well-being of himself and his family, including food, clothing, housing and medical care and necessary social services.”
“We fall far short on this count,” DuRand asserts, “even while most American citizens believe everyone should have those rights our economic system doesn’t allow for them.”
A resident of San Miguel, DuRand is a founder of the Center for Global Justice. A civil rights activist in the 1960s, DuRand taught for 40 years at historically Black Morgan State University in Baltimore. As a free thinker, he has been sensitive to the exercise of free speech and the right to dissent. As an advocate of social justice, he has championed the downtrodden. He is alarmed at the current era’s erosion of human rights at the hands of government and powerful corporations, both threatening human liberty in new ways.
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The President's Hour - Mondays, Zoom Meeting (11:00am)
On November 28 The President’s Hour Zoom meeting will feature members of the Nominating Committee who are responsible for choosing candidates for the UUFSMA Board of Directors, the Endowment Committee and the Nominating Committee.
The weekly Zoom Meeting is at 11am. every Monday, and lasts about an hour. To join the meeting use this link:
And if you miss a President’s Hour session, each week’s Zoom meeting is recorded and can be seen on the following link: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/xftl01hkqw5j0j7/AABvB6voG3HBuzCd2vucfpb-a?dl=0.
Tom’s Coffee Hour Discussion, Tuesdays (9:30am)
Join Zoom Meeting
https://zoom.us/j/442374895?pwd=NHljVm1LbHQydVBIUUkyWkIybVNHUT09
Meeting ID: 442 374 895
Passcode: 724450
Tuesday Discussion Group - November 29, 2022 (11:00am)
The Tuesday Zoom discussion group is led by Lou Marines.
Topic: HEROISM
HEROISM is defined by Webster as conduct fulfilling a high purpose or attaining a noble end. Heroes don't always have to face danger or save lives.
Think of examples of heroes or heroines you've personally known or learned about. What quality did they exhibit that was admirable? What drove them to achieve the noble end result? Have you ever been someone's hero?
Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81997626702
Thursday, December 1: Lunch and Games at La Frontera at 1pm. Rain or shine.
Friends, Family, and Neighbors are welcome to come.
Bring a game or play one that is provided.
For more information, contact Donna Shubrooks at donnashubrooks@gmail.com
Friday Buddhist Group, Sangha of the Heart (10:00am)
Regular participation is encouraged or drop-in when you want. Please email Joan at joanwolf@umich.edu if you would like to be added to the Sangha of the Heart email list and receive the Zoom link in a weekly reminder.
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