SisterSong, one of the foremost Reproductive Justice organizations in the country, defines Reproductive Justice as “the human right to maintain personal bodily autonomy, have children, not have children, and parent the children we have in safe and sustainable communities.” On this 50th anniversary of the Roe v. Wade ruling that states may not regulate abortion, we’ll explore how UU values support reproductive justice.
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Order of Service
- Gathering Song: #188 “Come, Come, Whoever You Are”
- Welcome
- Prelude: “Endless Time” by Tom Barabas
- Call to Worship
- Lighting the Chalice and Musical Response
- Shared Music: “Awake the Sacred Fire” by Bernice Martin
- Time for All Ages “Can I Have a Squish?”
- Shared Music: Hymn #1053 “How Could Anyone”
- Wisdom from the World’s Traditions: Excerpts from the 2015 UUA Statement of Conscience on Reproductive Justice
- Reflection: “Every Body is Sacred” with Rev. Karen
- Offering: “Watercolours – Morning Shores” by R. C. Benedict
- Joys and Sorrows
- Shared Music: Hymn #1008 “When Our Heart Is in a Holy Place”
- Extinguishing the Chalice and Benediction
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