[Fuusm-l] FUUSM Order of Service, Nov. 17 2-24 Appropriation and Desire: Reflections on US History

Fri Nov 15 12:34:53 CST 2024

*Appropriation and Desire: Reflections on US History, *Carol Steinhagen,
PhD, guest speaker
Please join us at 11 a.m. Sunday in person in the sanctuary, via Facebook
Live, or on Zoom at
https://zoom.us/j/96052465552?pwd=SW1vWituTFlwc01vN2VLMzBQTWplZz09
Meeting ID: 960 5246 5552
Passcode: fuusm2323
Please bring a snack to share for coffee hour. Fresh fruit, veggies, and
homemade contributions are encouraged. We are rich in potato chips and corn
chips, but not much else.

Welcome Song  “Whoever You Are, We Welcome You,” Hal Walker

Whoever you are, we welcome you.

Wherever you come from, we welcome you.

Whomever you love, we welcome you.

Welcome/Honoring Indigenous People Martha McGovern, worship leader

Prelude  “Music of the Calumet” Book I, Op.76, No.1  (1903)  by Harvey
Worthington Loomis;Randall Kidder, pianist

Chalice Lighting  words of Black Elk (1863—1950), Oglala Sioux

*Please rise in body or spirit.

*Opening Hymn   “O Earth, You Are Surpassing Fair,” verses 1 & 3, Words:
John Andrew Storey; Music: Joseph Parry

#174 in Singing the Living Tradition

Time for All Ages  Firefly: A Boarding School Story*, * by Elizabeth
Albert-Peacock;  illustrated by Anna Granholm

Sending Song

     “Earth my body, Water my blood, Air my breath, and Fire my spirit.”

     Recorded by Prana on Return of the Mayflower 1987 in Circle of Song,
compiled by Kate Marks.

Collection of Offerings

Offertory   “A Song of Sorrow," Book I, Op.76 No.2,  Harvey Worthington
Loomis

Reflection   Appropriations and Desire: Reflections on U.S. History*, *Carol
Steinhagen, Ph.D

*Closing Hymn  “Wake Now My Senses,” verses 1 & 4, Words:Thomas J.S.
Mikelson; Music: Traditional Irish melody

      #298 in Singing the Living Tradition

Closing Words words of Arvol Looking Horse, Lakota

Postlude “Warrior's Dance” (Ha-Dae-Wa-Chee Ceremony), Book I, Op.76,
No.5, Harvey
Worthington Loomis

Announcements

Facebook Live ends

Joys and Sorrows/Wheel of Life  (Zoom participants are invited to share,
too.)

Closing Words / Extinguishing the Chalice

***  Welcome! We’re glad you’re here! ***

Thanks to our childcare staff, Owen Cejka, Lela Erb, and Levi Weppler; our
tech crew, Mike Bailey, Ralph Olander, and Meabh (Maeve) Daly; our Decor &
Decoration team, Jane Tumas Serna and Stephanie “Squish” Rector; our Coffee
Hour volunteers, Laura DeLancy and Jerry Spiegler; today’s host, Elaine
Barr, and greeter, Jonathan Brier; our pianist, Randall Kidder; our worship
leader, Martha McGovern; and guest speaker, Carol Steinhagen.

If you would like to learn more about membership or participation in FUUSM
congregational life, please speak to today’s host.

Announcements

Staff gifts: A box labeled “staff gifts” is in the sanctuary entryway for
those wishing to contribute to a holiday bonus for FUUSM staff.

Norwood Thanksgiving: Thanks to all who donated, we sent a check for $1,198
(!) to Norwood United Methodist Church in support of their Thanksgiving
meal give-away, including the 40 meals we will serve here to Community
Resource Center clients.

Game Night: Shari Ballantyne is starting a game night on Tuesdays,
6:30-9:30 in the fellowship hall. Tables will be set up for cards, dice,
and board games. Everyone is invited. Children are welcome only if the
parent watches after them. Beverages and snacks for sharing are welcome,
however, if you eat or drink you must clean up after yourself. Let’s pull
through this winter together. Expect laughter and love.

Saturday, Nov. 16

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   10:00 a.m., Tai Chi reunion, social hall.
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   11:30–1:30 p.m., private event in social hall (Willa O’Neill).

Sunday, Nov. 17

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   9:30 a.m., Choir practice, sanctuary
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   11 a.m., Sunday service, sanctuary.

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   Coffee hour! Social hall. Ends at 1 p.m.
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   12:30 p.m., Green Sanctuary Committee meeting, RE parlor.

Tuesday, Nov. 19

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   3:30–6:30 p.m., Girl Scout Troop meets in the social hall.
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   6:30 p.m., private use of social hall (Shari Ballantyne’s game night).

Wednesday, Nov. 20

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   6 p.m., Men’s Group potluck, social hall. Darryl Ting, host.

Thursday, Nov. 21

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   5:30–8 p.m. Private group use of social hall (Jim Grecni)

Sunday, Nov. 24

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   9:30 a.m., Choir practice, sanctuary.
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   11 a.m., Sunday service, sanctuary.
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   11 a.m., Quaker meeting (MOV Friends), RE parlor
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   Coffee hour!  Social hall. Ends at 1 p.m.

FUUSM Office hours:  Mon.,Tu., Th., Fri. 10 a.m.–2 p.m. (740) 373-1238,
fuusm.office at gmail.com. Rev. Hawbaker is available by appointment.

-- 
Dawn Hewitt
Office assistant
First Unitarian Universalist Society of Marietta
232 Third St.
Marietta, OH 45750
(740)373-1238
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, 10 a.m.--2 p.m.
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