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F I R S T U N I T A R I A N C H U R C H O F P H I L A D E L P H I A

W O R S H I P S C H E D U L E

September through December 2008

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Date: Sun, Sept 7th at 11:00 am

Title: Water Communion

Speaker: Rev. Nate Walker

Blurb: In preparation for our annual homecoming service, please bring a small

container of water. We will have three water stations with microphones

for people to call out one word that represents the wisdom they intend tobring to the church this year. For example, folks may say I bring

patience, I bring humor, I bring joy, I bring questions, etc Some

may wish to name the location from which the water was gathered bysaying simply, From New York we bring renewal, From my mothers

grave I bring grief, etc Our hope is to craft a ritual that inspires our

community to live intentionally and to live authentically. The communionwill be underscored with the song Spirit of Life, written by Carolyn

McDadewho co-founded the water communion ritual. Intergen Service.

Source: Spiritual teachings of Earth-centered traditions which celebrate the sacred

circle of life and instruct us to live in harmony with the rhythms of nature.

Associates: Leslie Anderson, Mark DeCourval, Virginia DeRolf, and Gene Search

Children: Intergenerational service: water communion replaces time for all ages

Caring: Anne Slater

Rehearsal: Saturday, Sept 6th at 12:30 pm.

Set up: See Nate

Music: Prelude Important Eventby R. Schumann, Arcenia Rosal on piano

Choral Introit #1074 Turn the World Around~ Harry Belafonte

Invocation #131Love Will Guide Us

OffertoryMeditation #402From You I Receive

Anthem Wade in the Water, Arranged by Moses Hogan

Hymn #1053How Could Anyone

Postlude Reverieby R. Schumann, Arcenia Rosal on piano

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Title: Peace is Possible: Islam


Blurb: Rev. Nate has joined in solidarity with the Muslim community byparticipating in Ramadan, a month-long fast where the faithful are asked

to refrain from eating and drinking from sunrise until sunset. This

spiritual discipline is designed to teach patience, humility, sacrifice andsympathy for those who are less fortunate. Each day Rev. Nate will study

one of the thirtyjuzs (sections) of the Quran throughout Ramadan. This

worship serves as the beginning of a year-long sermon series entitledPeace is Possible, each exploring another major world religion. The

Childrens Religious Education will mirror this process by using curricula

to explore different faiths.Source: Islam one of the worlds religions that inspire us in our ethical and

spiritual life. Specifically, drawing upon passages from the Quran and

the fasting-practice of Ramadan.

Ritual: New Members Ceremony

Children: Time for all ages based on Ramadan

Afterward: Islamic Relief Day of Service 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm and the following

Tuesday we will host the Iftar dinner (to break the fast).

Associates: Allie Knight,

Planning: 11:00 am on Thursday, September 4th

Rehearsal: 11:00 am on Wednesday, September 10th

Music: Prelude Duet with Arcenia Rosal and Don St. Pierre

Call to Worship #1009 Mediation on Breathing

Choral Introit #1032Daooa Nayessh (Arabic for peace)

Opening Hymn #188 Come, Come, Whoever You Are

Sending Forth #X Go Now in Peace

Offertory Don St. Pierre on piano

Meditation #123 Spirit of Life

Anthem Youth Choir from the Czech Republic

Hymn #128 For All That Is Our Life

Postlude Reverieby R. Schumann, Arcenia Rosal on piano

Set up: See Nate

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Date: Sun, Sept 21st at 11:00 am

Title: A Letter to My Murderer


Blurb: Will Unitarian Universalists advocate for the death penalty of DavidAdkisson, the gunman who open-fired in the sanctuary of our sister

congregation in Knoxville, TN? Rev. Nate will explore this question, and

the ethics of the death penalty, in the context of a letter he will read to hisimagined murderer a hypothetical statement that can serve as an

advance-directive, should Rev. Nate ever be a victim of manslaughter. If

others also crafted such statements, would these documents serve helpthose who were left behind? Would it aid the government by legally

pledging the state to honor the wishes of killed and thereby finding a

social alternative to capital punishment?Source: Direct experience of that transcending mystery and wonder, affirmed in all

cultures, which moves us to a renewal of the spirit and an openness to the

forces that create and uphold life.

Associates: Janet Scannell and Christine Carlson

Planning: 1:00 pm on Sunday, September 7th

Rehearsal: 6:00 pm on Thursday, September 18th

Set-up: Basic.

Music: Organ Prelude Desiree Hines

Meditation on Crusader's Hymn: Arr. Diane BishLitanies-Jehan Alain

Choral Introit Bless this Hour~ Lila J. Cobb

Invocation #131Love Will Guide Us

Offertory Largo from Xerses by GF HandelDesiree Hines on Organ

Meditation #402From You I Receive

Anthem There Is A Balm in Gilead~ William Dawson

Hymn #1053How Could AnyoneOrgan Postlude Desiree Hines 5me Symphonie Pour Grand

Orgue--Charles Marie Widor

V. Toccata-Allegro

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Title: The Gnosis of Paul: A Unitarian Reflection

Speaker: Eugene Search, Field Education Student

Blurb: The Gnosis of Paul: a Unitarian reflection on the hymn of Paul" will be

lead by Eugene Search, the new field-education student from Lutheran

Theological Seminary. Gene intends to approach this text from the

perspective of both Unitarian Christianity and Gnosticism and in doing sobring some of his own personal insights to the text so as to be able to

introduce himself to the congregation.

Source: Philippians 2:1-13, Christian New Testament

Associates: Virginia DeRolf and Nate Walker

Planning: 10:00 am on Thursday, September 18th

Rehearsal: 10:00 am on Thursday, September 25th

Set-up: Pulpit on landing. Everything else basic.

Music: Organ Prelude Desiree Hines

Choral Introit Break forth, O beauteous heavenly light ~ J. S. Bach

Invocation #1008 When Our Heart Is in a Holy Place

Offertory Reverieby R. Schumann, Arcenia Rosal on piano


Anthem O How Amiable ~ R. Vaughn-Williams

Hymn #205Amazing Grace, Organ Hymn Desiree

Choral Postlude Now We Go Our Way Rejoicing~ Rosalyn Kalmar

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Date: Sun, Oct 5thth at 11:00 am

Title: Peace is Possible: Judaism


Blurb: How do we integrate the practice of reconciliation and forgiveness in ourrelationships? How do we atone for our mistakes? Is it possible that the

Jewish ritual of Yom Kippur can inspire us to integrate peace into our lives

and thereby take one step in healing the world?

Source: Judaism one of the worlds religions that inspire us in our ethical andspiritual life. Specifically drawing upon the ritual of Yom Kippur

Children: Time for all ages about Sukkoth

Associates: Eric Jordan

Planning: 6:00 pm on Thursday, September 25th

Rehearsal: 6:00 pm on Thursday, October 2nd

Set up: Basic.

Music: Prelude Cantor (piano needed)


Introit Oboe solo, Meredith Donahue

Invocation #168 One More Step

Offertory Cantor (piano needed)


Anthem Ma Navu Translation: How beautiful areupon the mountains the feet of the messenger of

good tidings of salvation and peace.

Hymn #121 Well Build a Land

Postlude Cantor (piano needed)

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Date: Sun, Oct 12th at 11:00 am

Title: More than Survive, We Thrive!


Blurb: Why are Protestant and Catholic organizations throughout America

diminishing in size? Why are evangelical movements so vibrant and

growing so rapidly? What can we as Unitarian Universalists learn fromthe dying and the thriving religions in America? Our worship will be oneof thousands of services held on this day to celebrate Association Sunday.

The worship will focus specifically on the proposed amendments to the

Principles and Sources, set forth by the Commission on Appraisal.

Source: Unitarian Universalist history and contemporary religious movements.

Ritual: New Members Ceremony

Associates:

Planning: Worship Associates: 7:00 pm on Thursday, October 2nd

Rehearsal: Worship Associates: 6:00 pm on Thursday, October 9th

Music: Prelude (Interim Director)

Choral Introit Be Thou My Vision ~ Traditional Irish melody, arr.

John Carter

Invocation #346 Come, Sing a Song with Me

New Members Consider Yourself at Home from Oliver!

Offertory (Interim Director)


Anthem Sunshine in My Soul~ John Sweney

Hymn #1021Lean on Me

Postlude (Interim Director)

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Title: Weaving Racial Justice


Blurb: Based on the theatrical production, Gees Bendby the Arden Theater and

inspired by the quilt exhibit at the Philadelphia Museum of Art.

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Gee's Bend is a celebration of the resilience of the human spirit. The

Pettway women of Gee's Bend, Alabama are strong African-Americans.

Through segregation, family turmoil and the Civil Rights Movement, thewomen turn to quilting to provide comfort and context to their lives. These

quilts, a labor of love and necessity, turn out to be valuable works of art.

Featuring three strong women and interwoven with gospel music, Gee'sBend is a deeply personal story of family, self-discovery and artistic

expression.

Source: The words and deeds of prophetic women which challenge us to confront

powers and structures of evil with justice, compassion, and thetransforming power of love.

Associates:

Planning: 7:00 pm on Thursdays, October 9th

Rehearsal: 6:00 pm on Thursday, October 16th

Music: Prelude African American female soloistCall to Worship #155 Circle Round for Freedom

Introit w/ Choir #1026If Every Woman in the World

~ Karen MacKay

Invocation Evry Time I Feel The Spirit ~ Arr. By W. Dawson

Offertory African American female soloist


Choral Anthem We Shall Overcome ~ with choir, arranged by Roy

Ringwald, with new words adapted by Z. Horton, F.

Hamilton, G. Carawan, P. Seger.

Hymn #1021Lean on Me

Postlude African American female soloist

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Title: Action Reconciliation Service for Peace

Blurb: Based on German and Jewish relations for reconciliation after WWII

Source: Jewish and Christian teachings that call us to respond to Gods love byloving our neighbors as ourselves.

Associates: Interfaith service with Rabbis and Pastors who serve with GermanysAction Reconciliation Service for Peace

Planning: Online and via conference call

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Rehearsal: Time TBA on Thursday, October 23rd

Music: Organ Prelude (German composer?)

Choral Introit (Maybe something in Hebrew)

Invocation #1023Building Bridges

(Us choral arrangement by Nick Page)

Offertory How Could I Keep From Singing(Oboe and Flute)


Organ/Flute/Choral Anthem Die Frucht des Geistes ist Liebe,

Translation: The Fruit of the Spirit is Love

Hymn #121 Well Build a Land

Organ Postlude (German composer?)

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Date: Sun, Nov 2nd at 11:00 am

Title: Theolegal Democracy: Whose God Rules?

Blurb: Do public officials use theology to justify legal decisions? If so, are we

moving away from a secular government that upholds a separation ofchurch and state? Or are we becoming a theolegal democracy? Rev. Nate

and Dr. Ed Greenlee will give you a preview of their upcoming book.

Cases that will be presented include: religious lawyering, abortion, stem-cell research, marriage, war and religious freedom.

Source: Humanist teachings which counsel us to heed the guidance of reason and

the results of science, and warn us against idolatries of the mind and spirit.

Associates: Ed Greenlee

Planning: 12:00 noon on Thursday, October 23rd

Rehearsal: 12:00 noon on Thursday, October 30th

Music: Organ Prelude (Americana music John Phillip Sousa?)

Choral Introit O Beautiful(or)How Beautiful Oh Spacious Skies

Invocation #298 Wake Now, My Senses

Offertory (Americana music John Phillip Sousa?)


Anthem God Bless America

Hymn #162 Gonna Lay Down My Sword and Shield

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Organ Postlude (Americana music John Phillip Sousa?)

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Date: Sun, Nov 9th at 11:00 am

Title: Music Sunday

Blurb:

Source: Music

Associates: Choir members

Music: Organ Prelude

Choral Introit

Invocation #361Enter, Rejoice, and Come In

Music selection

Offertory

Hymn #346 Come, Sing a Song with Me

Anthem


Anthem

Hymn #16 Tis a Gift to Be Simple

Choral Benediction II. Amen ~ Giovanni Batista Pergolesi

Organ Postlude

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Title: Peace is Possible: Sikhism

Blurb: The Sikh tradition is rooted in the history and culture of the Punjab in

northern India. Sikhism is known as the fifth largest religion in the worldwith over 20 million followers. It originates from the teachings of Nanak

in sixteenth century and nine successive human gurus. The Sandeep SinghBrar describes Sikhism a progressive religion well ahead of its time whenit was founded over 500 years ago [and] preaches a message of devotion

and remembrance of God at all times, truthful living, equality of mankind

and denounces superstitions and blind rituals.

Source: Sikhism one of the worlds religions that inspire us in our ethical andspiritual life. Drawing specifically upon the music and teachings of Guru

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Nanak Dev Sahib.

Associates:

Planning: 11:00 am on Thursday, November 6th

Rehearsal: 6:00 pm on Thursday, November 13th

Music notes: Invite Sikh vocalist to sing songs by Snatam Kaur.

Music: Prelude


Invocation #168 One More Step

Offertory


Anthem Ong Namo

Hymn #1026If Every Woman in the World

Postlude

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Date: Sun, Nov 23rd at 11:00 am

Title: Native American Spirituality

Blurb: (Craft narrative with womens group.)

Source: Native American Spirituality the many indigenous traditions that inspireour spiritual life, calling us to respect the interdependent web of all

existence of which we are all a part.

Associates: Native American Spirituality for Women

Planning: 7:00 pm on Thursday, November 13th

Rehearsal: 6:00 pm on Thursday, November 20th

Hymns: #Come, Come Whoever You Are (opening), #402From You I Receive

(music mediation), #170 We are a Gentle, Angry People

Music: Native Prelude

Choral Introit

Invocation #Come, Come Whoever You Are

Native Offertory


Anthem

Hymn #170 We are a Gentle, Angry People

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Native Postlude

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Title:

Speaker: Gene Search

Blurb:

Source:

Associates:

Planning:

Rehearsal:

Music: Organ Prelude

Choral Introit God I My Refuge and Strength ~ Randy Edwards

Invocation #38 Morning Has Broken

Offertory


Anthem Alleluia ~ Randall Thompson

Hymn #Every Time I Feel the Spirit

Organ Postlude

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Date: Sun, Dec 7th at 11:00 am

Title: Pilgrimage to Africa

Speaker: Rev. Adaae Watson

Blurb: Rev. Adaae Watson recently visited caves in Africa where slaves were

round and kept prisoner before being shipped to the Americas. She willspeak of her experiences and, in this context, reflect upon her African

American identity.

Note: Week of the anniversary of Rosa Parks sparking the bus boycott and

World AIDS Day (Christiane will make a presentation after service).

Source: African and African-American theology, heritage and music

Associates:

Rehearsal:

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Music: Drum Prelude

Choral Introit #1030 Siyahamba (We Are Marching)

Invocation #99Nobody Knows the Trouble Ive Seen

Drum Offertory


Anthem (Music by Boniface Mganga)

Hymn #151I Wish I Knew How

Drum Postlude

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Title: An Ex-Mas Feast

Blurb: Reverend Nate drawing upon the eight-year-old narration of an African

boy, as found in the bookSay Youre One of Themby Uwem Akpan. It isthe story of the boys twelve-year-old sister who takes to the streets to

raise the meager funds to pay for his books and fees to attend school.

They live in a street shanty in Nairobi, Kenya, but their way of both lovingand taking advantage serves as a powerful prelude to the Christmas

season.

Source: Uwem Akpans stunning story that humanizes the perils of poverty and

violence that piercingly draws the reader into the heart of Africa.

Associates: Womens book club?

Planning: 7:30 pm on Monday, December 1st

Rehearsal: 6:00 pm on Thursday, December 11th

Hymns: (opening), #402From You I Receive (music mediation),

Music: Prelude

Choral Introit God I My Refuge and Strength ~ Randy Edwards

Invocation #1008 When Our Heart Is in a Holy Place

OffertoryMeditation #123 Spirit of Life

Anthem (Music by Boniface Mganga)

Hymn #1061For So the Children Come

Choral Benediction Choral Benediction ~

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Date: Sun, Dec 21st at 11:00 am

Title: Winter Solstice

Blurb: In the spirit of this pagan holiday we will sing Celtic songs and celebratethe pagan origins of the Christmas Tree, the Yule Log, and other winter

traditions. Special attention will be paid to the theme of balance how to

Source: Paganism a tradition that affirms the feminine divine, calling us to

respect the interdependent web of all existence of which we are all a part.

Associates:

Children: Solstice pageant

Planning: 7:00 pm on Thursday, December 11th


Hymns: #1063 Winter Solstice Chant(opening), #402From You I Receive (music

mediation), #1064Blue Boat Home

Music: Earth-Centered Prelude

Choral Introit Sure on this Shinning Night~ Randall Z. Stroope

Invocation #298 Wake Now, My Senses

Earth-Centered Offertory


Anthem Choose Something Like a Star ~ Composed by

Randall Thompson, Lyrics by Robert Frost

Hymn #162 Gonna Lay Down My Sword and Shield

Earth-Centered Postlude

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Date: Wed, Dec 24th at 7:00 pm

Title: Peace is Possible: Christianity

Blurb: Our annual candle-lit Christmas Eve service will draw upon the themes of

peace affirmed in the Christian scriptures.

Source: Christianity - one of the worlds religions that inspire us in our ethical and

spiritual life. Specifically drawing upon the life and teachings of Jesus ofNazareth.

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Associates:


Hymns: #239 Go Tell It on the Mountain, #244It Came Upon the Midnight Clear

#251 Silent Night, #237 The First Nowell, #245Joy to the World!

Music notes:

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Title: Peace is Possible:Buddhism

Speaker: Ed Greenlee

Blurb:

Source: Buddhism

Associates:

Planning:

Rehearsal:

Hymns: Happiness is Here and Now (opening), #402From You I Receive (music

mediation), #

Music notes:

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Preview of Worship Services

January June 2009

1.4.09 Peace is Possible: Taoism

1.11.09Parables on Failure

1.18.09 MLK Sermon

1.25.09 State of the Congregation Address

2.1.09 Sarah Lezni

2.8.09 Darwins 200th Birthday on 2.12.09

2.14.09 Valentines Day

2.22.09 Based on The Rant~ Interact Theater

3.1.09 Malika Levy and guest performer

3.8.09 Womens History (using Holly Near)

3.15.09 Auction Sermon (Russell and Steven)

3.22.09 Based on Scorched Wilma Theater (Nowruz)

3.29.09 Peace is Possible: Hinduism (reading of Ramayana) (Nate off)

4.5.09 Ekul fo Lepsog Eht (The Gospel of Luke): A Poetic Passion Play

4.12.09 Easter (honoring Norman & Jim for 20 years of service)4.19.09 Earth Day / Housing

4.26.09 Music Sunday (Nate off)

5.3.09 Peace is Possible: Buddhism (also about Laura Towne)

5.10.09 Mothering the Motherless Child

5.17.09 The Original Fundamentalists: Us

5.24.09 Gene Search (Nate off)

5.31.09 CRE Sunday

6.7.09 Ethical Eating

6.14.09 Every Being

6.21.09 Fathers Day based onLittle Lamb Interact Theater

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GEE'S BEND

by Elyzabeth Gregory WilderPlaying October 9 - December 7, 2008

Arden Theater Company

Suggested dates to see performance: It's recommended that you take a date or a smallgroup to the Museum in the afternoon, then go to dinner, then see the performance on

either October 9th, 10th or 11th. Note: the congregational meeting is taking place at

12:30 pm on the 12th.

Theater discussion group will discuss play on Thursday, Oct 16th at 7:00 pm. The

worship service will take place on Sunday, October 19th.

Note: the following Saturday, October 25th First Church will host the annual Racial

Justice Conference for the District.

Summary: Gee's Bend is a celebration of the resilience of the human spirit. The Pettwaywomen of Gee's Bend, Alabama are strong African-Americans. Through segregation,

family turmoil and the Civil Rights Movement, the women turn to quilting to providecomfort and context to their lives. These quilts, a labor of love and necessity, turn out to

be valuable works of art. Featuring three strong women and interwoven with gospel

music, Gee's Bend is a deeply personal story of family, self-discovery and artistic

expression. This Philadelphia premiere will coincide with the exhibition of Gee's Bend,The Architecture of the Quilt, at the Philadelphia Museum of Art from September 16 -

December 14.

THE RANT

Interact TheaterPlaying January 23 - February 22, 2009

See performance: Feb 12, 13, 14. Discussion Group will meet on Thursday, Feb 19th at7:00 pm. The worship service will take place on Sunday, Feb 22 (Note: the final show is

the 22nd at 2pm.)

Summary: An African-American teenager is fatally shot on his front porch in a crime-ridden neighborhood of New York City. Hysterical and wrought with grief, the boy's

mother accuses the police of murdering her son. A woman of persian ancestry, whose job

it is to investigate police misconduct, begins to find contradictions in the stories presentedby both the mother and various eye witnesses, including an African-American policeman

on the scene. The "men in blue" close ranks around their beleaguered colleague.

Accusations of racism and sexism poison the investigation, and the audience is led downa rashomon-like journey in which the truth appears to be less and less accessible, while

the world hurries to form opinions based on uninformed assumption

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SCORCHED

by Wajdi Mouawadat the Wilma TheaterPlaying March 4 - March 29

See performance: March 12, 13, 14. Discussion Group will meet Thur March 19th at7:00 pm. The worship service will take place on Sun, March 22nd as part of the Nowruz

(Iranian/Lebanese new year holiday).

Note: Holly Near is performing at the church on Fri March 6th at 8:00 pm and the

Church Auction will be on Sat, March 21st at 6:00 pm.

Summary: A tour-de-force epic mystery depicting one woman's moral conviction tointerrupt the cycle of war and revenge, Scorchedis an intensely dramatic play from an

internationally acclaimed Lebanese-born playwright. After the death of their mother,

twins Janine and Simon receive a surprising request in her will to deliver letters to a

father they thought was dead and a brother they never knew existed. These tasks leadthem on a journey to the heart of their mother's war-torn Middle Eastern homeland. In

the course of their search, they learn about their mother's long-concealed history anduncover shocking secrets about their own origins.

Little Lamb

Interact TheaterPlaying June 3 - June 28

See performance: June 11, 12, 13. Discussion group will meet Thur, June 18th at 7:00pm. The worship service will take place on Father's Day, Sunday, June 21st (also

Equinox).

Summary: Little Lamb tells the story of Denny and Jose', a gay couple who want to be

daddies and decide to adopt. They ask their adoption agent, Cathy, to help them procure

a baby. Believing the couple would make great parents, Cathy finds Denny and Jose' an

African-American baby girl from Texas and the happy family begins their new lifetogether. But when Cathy receives an unexpected visit from the birth mother, who has

strong opinions about the placement of her daughter, Denny and Jose' face the

unthinkable and Cathy is forced to choose between her progressive values, her African-American heritage and her devout Christian beliefs.

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