Welcome
Please join us for our Sunday Service, November 14th at 9am and 11am with Rev. Ian White Maher.
Topic for this month: Trust
Sermon: I Forgive You...but I was Right
For Worship service at 9am and 11am inside the building.
- Ticketing is mandatory (reserve your free ticket on our Eventbrite page) Click Here.
- Masks are mandatory (and for sale if people forget)
- Proof of vaccination is mandatory, but a photo of your vaccination card is acceptable. Using https://docket.care/ is also acceptable.
Reserve your free tickets for both the Chapel and Eliot Hall for both services through our Eventbrite page link. It's also in The Torch Weekly email. If you are not signed up for the Torch, scroll to the bottom of the front page of the website, you will see a form to fill out to subscribe. Additionally, if you use gmail, check your promotions folder! It helps to add the email address , to your contacts. The Torch Weekly is also available here on the website under news and also on our FaceBook page https://www.facebook.com/firstuuslc, Friday evening at 6pm.
The 11am worship service will be live-streamed over zoom followed by Virtual Coffee Hour (no coffee hour at the in-person services).
The zoom link is on the front page of the website.
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ORDER OF SERVICE
Please enjoy the presentation of today's hymnody by our Cantors Jan and Paul Gandy (thank you!)
- Prelude: "Toccata" (opening sequence) by Aram Khachaturian (Armenian, 1903-1978) - David Owens-Lupu, piano
- Announcements/Chalice Lighting: Rev. Ian White Maher
- Hymn #1010 : “Oh, we give thanks” - Paul & Jan Gandy, cantors
- Interlude:
- Why I Give: Debbie Bieber
- Offertory
- Doxology: - Paul & Jan Gandy, cantors
- From all that dwell below the skies
- Let hymns of faith and hope arise
- May peace, good will on earth be sung
- Through every land by every tongue
- Amen
- Sermon: "I Forgive You...but I was Right" - Rev. Ian White Maher
- Hymn #1021 "Lean on me” - Paul & Jan Gandy, cantors
- Benediction/Extinguish Chalice: Rev. Ian White Maher
- Postlude: "Making Peace" from Events of a Day by Dmitri Shostakovich (Russian, 1906-1975) - David Owens-Lupu, piano