A Selection of Suggested Resources from United Church of Christ Disabilities Ministries for Worship in Celebration of ADA
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Comments closedI invite you to make fuller use of our five senses in worship and to infuse them into the elements of your services of worship.
In this series, each column–“‘Do You Hear What I Hear?'” or “A Sound of Silence”, “A Wink of Color”, “Keeping in Touch”, “A Whiff of Faith” and “Tasting the Holy”–lifts up one sense. Its core is simple: Worship is a total experience which involves the whole person. However, worship is as complex as the depths of feeling and the holy connections it evokes. Woven together, environment and ritual invite worship to be an active response to an active God.
Comments closedSuggested Use:
1. Multiple readings throughout the service.
2. Select several Leader/People/ALL segments to use once in the service.
3. Read the entire litany as a prayer with a pause between segments for silent reflection followed by
an Amen before reading the next segment.
From Genesis 1, 12 and 21; Psalms 8 and 139
ALL: God created us, reflecting God’s nature.
Our Creator blessed us; God saw that all God made
Indeed, was very good.
A few weeks ago, on the Saturday of the Washington state presidential caucuses, I was just leaving the church after a morning long meeting with our visioning committee. We had spent several hours exploring our calling as a congregation. Who are we? What is our ministry?
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