How Do We Define Justice As UU's?
 | How Do We Define Justice As UU's? |
How do we define justice in these times of acceptable lying and alternative facts? How does justice fit into our UU faith and Seven Principles? Are we utilizing our Second Principle as our beliefs state? Join us this Sunday to explore our Second Principle of Justice, Equity and Compassion in Human Relations and how we can create that part of our living faith.
The Reverend Jo Green came to ministry as a third career after years teaching art to 7th Graders and working in the corporate world later on. She graduated from Starr King School for the Ministry with a Master of Divinity degree and completed her Internship and Residency at the Unitarian Universalist Church in Cherry Hill under the guidance of Rev. Manish Mishra-Marzetti where she was also ordained. She completed her Chaplaincy Residency in Central Pennsylvania at Geisinger Health Center in Danville PA. Pastoral Care is an integral part of ministry, she feels, and is grateful that she had this opportunity. She is currently acquiring her Facilitator certificate with the Alternatives to Violence Project. She is semi-retired and returning to Chaplaincy and Community Ministry after serving 5 different congregations and is excited to now also be the Affiliate Minister at the UU Congregation of Santa Clarita Valley.
The Reverend Jo Green came to ministry as a third career after years teaching art to 7th Graders and working in the corporate world later on. She graduated from Starr King School for the Ministry with a Master of Divinity degree and completed her Internship and Residency at the Unitarian Universalist Church in Cherry Hill under the guidance of Rev. Manish Mishra-Marzetti where she was also ordained. She completed her Chaplaincy Residency in Central Pennsylvania at Geisinger Health Center in Danville PA. Pastoral Care is an integral part of ministry, she feels, and is grateful that she had this opportunity. She is currently acquiring her Facilitator certificate with the Alternatives to Violence Project. She is semi-retired and returning to Chaplaincy and Community Ministry after serving 5 different congregations and is excited to now also be the Affiliate Minister at the UU Congregation of Santa Clarita Valley.
You are welcome to join us in-person at our physical location:
3616 East Lake Mead Boulevard
Las Vegas, NV 89115
If you are unable to join us live because of concerns for your health or other reasons, please join us online at Zoom.
You can join us at Zoom here: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84823621393
The password is chalice.
The Zoom room opens at 10:25 AM.
Worship begins at 10:30 AM
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3616 East Lake Mead Boulevard
Las Vegas, NV 89115
If you are unable to join us live because of concerns for your health or other reasons, please join us online at Zoom.
You can join us at Zoom here: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84823621393
The password is chalice.
The Zoom room opens at 10:25 AM.
Worship begins at 10:30 AM
Click here to submit your announcements.
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UUCLV Food Pantry Fund & Hygiene Supply Drive
Help us to purchase more and better foods for our monthly food pantry and donate items for personal hygiene, baby supples, can openers, and pet supplies. Our food pantry occurs every 3rd Saturday of the month, except for February 2024 due to the holiday. Volunteer on Saturday, Feb. 24th to help. Distribution begins at 8am.
UUCLV Food Pantry Fund & Hygiene Supply Drive
Help us to purchase more and better foods for our monthly food pantry and donate items for personal hygiene, baby supples, can openers, and pet supplies. Our food pantry occurs every 3rd Saturday of the month, except for February 2024 due to the holiday. Volunteer on Saturday, Feb. 24th to help. Distribution begins at 8am.
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Order of Service
How Do We Define Justice As UU's?
February 4, 2024
| Prelude with Maggie Mooha Announcements and Welcome Words with Donna Mead Greeting & Ringing the Bell with Donna Mead Land Acknowledgment with Rev. Jo Green Chalice Lighting Congregational Response: "We light the chalice as a reminder that together we are a beacon in the desert. May its light lead the way to love, acceptance and justice as we strive for personal and societal transformation." Opening Words/Invocation with Rev. Jo Green Opening Hymn: Lean on Me #1021 Rory’s Story Of Our Hearts & Anointing with Donna Mead |   |
Guided Meditation with Rev. Jo Green
Offering and Invitations with Donna Mead
Congregational Response: “With gratitude for the abundance in our own lives, we give for the life of this congregation and the benefit of the larger community.”
Gift Box with Rev. Jo Green
Sermon: How Do We Define Justice as UU's? with Rev. Jo Green
Closing Hymn: Building Bridges #1023
Call to Action with Donna Mead
Benediction with Rev. Jo Green
Chalice Extinguishing
Congregational Response: “We release that which was called with love and gratitude, and we extinguish the flame, but not our commitment to being a beacon in the desert. This burns brightly until we gather again.”
Announcements with Donna Mead
Postlude with Maggie Mooha
Offering and Invitations with Donna Mead
Congregational Response: “With gratitude for the abundance in our own lives, we give for the life of this congregation and the benefit of the larger community.”
Gift Box with Rev. Jo Green
Sermon: How Do We Define Justice as UU's? with Rev. Jo Green
Closing Hymn: Building Bridges #1023
Call to Action with Donna Mead
Benediction with Rev. Jo Green
Chalice Extinguishing
Congregational Response: “We release that which was called with love and gratitude, and we extinguish the flame, but not our commitment to being a beacon in the desert. This burns brightly until we gather again.”
Announcements with Donna Mead
Postlude with Maggie Mooha
