The Shape of Things
Wholeness – it doesn’t mean that things aren’t still broken – but rather it suggests a trust in an inescapable unity beneath the cracks, beneath the pain, beneath the systems that have been put in place that distort reality and relationships. Whatever it is, it is already broken, and yet underneath it all, a wholeness beyond this moment and this experience perseveres.
Order of Service: view the March 13 Order of Service
Offering: Good Karma Animal Rescue of Minnesota (give here)
Music: First Universalist Choir
Image: “Moonlight” by Alice Popkorn CC BY-ND 2.0
Sermon and Call to Worship podcasts:
March Worship Theme: Wholeness
Wholeness is not perfection. Wholeness is not static. Wholeness is more akin to the push and pull of right relationship, alive and available at any given moment. Our Jewish cousins call wholeness, shalom. Although we often translate shalom as peace, a more fitting understanding might be patterns of right relationship, just and true, that render every life healthy and whole. This month we explore patterns of wholeness.
