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Prelude Waltz in B minor, Op. 69 No. 2 �������������� FrédéricChopin(1810-1849) Waltz in A flat major, Op. 69 No. 1 Prelude in B minor, Op. 28 No. 6 Prelude in F sharp major, Op. 28 No. 13 Waltz in C sharp minor, Op. 64 No. 2 Molly Wood, piano Call to Worship The Fourth Principle ���������������������������� MarkDavidBuckles(b�1980) Glorivy Arroyo, mezzo soprano Webelieveintheinherentworthanddignityofeverybeing� Welcome Chalice Lighting Unitarian Universalist Principle Song: One, eachpersonisworthwhile Two, bekindinallyoudo Three, wehelpeachotherlearn Four, insearchofwhatistrue Five, allpeoplehaveasay Six, workforapeacefulworld Seven, theweboflife’stheway ThatwillbringusbacktomeandUU! Church School Blessing Children’s Benediction ������������������������������������� text:BarbaraPescan music:BartBradfield Go in joy, go in peace to meet the day! With op en - hearts em brace - life's won der. - We will guide you, we will love you on your way. The children are invited to leave for their classes. All children are welcome! Parish Highlights, and Greetings *Hymn 131 Love Will Guide Us Arlington Street Church, Unitarian Universalist Boston, Massachusetts Sunday, June 13 th , 2010

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  • PreludeWaltz in B minor, Op. 69 No. 2 �� � � � � � � � � � � � � � Frédéric�Chopin�(1810-1849) Waltz in A flat major, Op. 69 No. 1 Prelude in B minor, Op. 28 No. 6 Prelude in F sharp major, Op. 28 No. 13 Waltz in C sharp minor, Op. 64 No. 2

    Molly Wood, piano

    Call to WorshipThe Fourth Principle �� � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � Mark�David�Buckles�(b�1980)

    Glorivy Arroyo, mezzo sopranoWe�believe�in�the�inherent�worth�and�dignity�of�every�being�

    Welcome

    Chalice LightingUnitarian Universalist Principle Song:

    One, each�person�is�worthwhileTwo, be�kind�in�all�you�doThree, we�help�each�other�learnFour, in�search�of�what�is�true

    Five, all�people�have�a�saySix, work�for�a�peaceful�worldSeven, the�web�of�life’s�the�wayThat�will�bring�us�back�to�me�and�UU!

    Church School BlessingChildren’s Benediction �� � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � text:�Barbara�Pescan� music:�Bart�Bradfield

    Children's BenedictionBart BradfieldBarbara Pescan

    Copyright © 1998

    Go

    in

    joy,

    go

    in peace

    to meet

    the

    day!

    With

    op

    en

    - hearts em brace

    - life's

    won

    der.

    - We

    will

    guide

    you,

    we

    will love

    you on

    your

    way.

    The children are invited to leave for their classes. All children are welcome!

    Parish Highlights, and Greetings

    *Hymn 131Love Will Guide Us

    Arlington Street Church, Unitarian UniversalistBoston, Massachusetts

    S u n day, Ju n e 13 t h, 2010

  • Community Candles of Sorrow & JoyYou are invited to share your sorrows and joys with the

    congregation by filling out a Candle Card in the back pew on the right-hand side of the sanctuary. Candle Cards are collected until the beginning of the first hymn. After the service, Candle Cards are posted downstairs during coffee hour. You may also submit a candle by Saturday night at the church website, ASCBoston.org, by clicking on “Worship.”

    There Will Be a Light�� � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � Ben�Harper�(b�1969),�arr��BucklesValerie Estle, soprano; J. Jacob Krause, baritone (Please�join�us�in�singing)

    There�will�be,�there�will�be,�there�will�be�a�light�

    Affirmation and CovenantLove�is�the�spirit��of�this�congregation,�And�service�is�our�gift��This�is�our�great�covenant:�To�dwell�together�in�peace,�To�speak�our�truths�in�love,�And�to�help�one�another�

    El�amor�es�el�espíritu��de�nuestra�congregación�Y�el�servicio�es�nuestro�regalo��Esto�es�a�lo�que�nos�comprometemos:�Convivir�en�paz,�Hablar�nuestras�verdades�con�amor,�Y�ayudarnos�los�unos�a�los�otros�

    *Hymn 83Winds Be Still

    AnthemZion’s Walls� � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � Aaron�Copland�(1900-1990)

    SermonKeep it Simple�� � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � Rev. Kim K. Crawford Harvie

    Silent Reflection, Meditation, and Prayer

    AnthemThe Road Not Taken�� � � � � � � � � � � � � music:�Randall�Thompson�(1899-1984)� text:�Robert�Frost�(1874-1963)

    Two�roads�diverged�in�a�yellow�wood,�And�sorry�I�could�not�travel�both�And�be�one�traveler,�long�I�stood�And�looked�down�one�as�far�as�I�could�To�where�it�bent�in�the�undergrowth�

    Then�took�the�other,�as�just�as�fair,�And�having�perhaps�the�better�claim,�Because�it�was�grassy�and�wanted�wear;�Though�as�for�that�the�passing�there�Had�worn�them�really�about�the�same�

    And�both�that�morning�equally�lay�In�leaves�no�step�had�trodden�black��Oh,�I�kept�the�first�for�another�day!�Yet�knowing�how�way�leads�on�to�way,�I�doubted�if�I�should�ever�come�back�

    I�shall�be�telling�this�with�a�sigh�Somewhere�ages�and�ages�hence:�Two�roads�diverged�in�a�wood,�and�I--�I�took�the�one�less�traveled�by,�And�that�has�made�all�the�difference�

    ARLINGTONSTREET CHURCHUnitarian Universalist

  • Our Shared ResponsibilityOver 300 pledging members and friends support the work of

    Arlington Street Church with commitments averaging $20 a week plus volunteer service. Whatever you give is greatly appreciated. Please consider a generous donation today! Contributions placed in an envelope will be credited toward your pledge or gift.

    OffertoryMelodiya, Op. 21, No. 9 �� � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � Sergei�Rachmaninoff�(1873-1943)

    Based on the poem “On Slumber-Laden Wings” by Semyon Nadson (1862-1887), and transcribed for piano solo in 1996 by Arcady Volodos (b. 1972)

    Played�in�memory�of�beloved�longtime�Arlington�Street�Church�member�Carolyn�Harrigan�(1920-2010)

    Rodger Clinton Vine, piano

    *Hymn 118This Little Light of Mine

    *Benediction and extinguishing the chalice

    *Choral Benediction�(sung�twice;�please�join�us!)When You Walk From Here�� � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � text:�Linnea�Good� music:�Tom�Witt,�arr��Buckles�

    When�you�walk�from�here,�When�you�walk�from�here,Walk�with�justice,�Walk�with�mercy,And�with�God’s�humble�care�

    PostludeFinale “Chorale Variations on Veni creator”, Op. 4�� Maurice�Duruflé

    Rodger Clinton Vine, organ (1902-1986)�

    *You are invited to stand as you are willing and able.

    Please silence your cell phone. Thank you!

    Flowers for CarolynThe�flowers�this�morning�are�given�in�celebration�of�the�life�of�

    ~ Carolyn Harrigan ~by�her�beloved�friend,�Anne�Butterfield