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Sunday Worship Service
Sunday Worship Service
Sunday, January 18, 2015 at *9:30 and **11:30 a.m.
Sunday, January 18, 2015 at *9:30 and **11:30 a.m.
Today’s flowers are given in memory of Sue Haskin, whose Celebration of Life was yesterday afternoon.
Today’s flowers are given in memory of Sue Haskin, whose Celebration of Life was yesterday afternoon.
Centering Thought
Centering Thought
“Not only must we be good, but we must also be good for something.”
— Henry David Thoreau
Gathering Bell
Opening Music
Rev. Kathleen Owens, Lead Minister
“Love One Another”
— Jason Shelton
JUUL Tones Vocal Ensemble
Andrea Newall, Director
Tony Brumfield, Worship Associate
Opening Words
Church Hymn (words in English and Spanish on screen)
Church Aspiration and Kindling of the Chalice
Welcome and Announcements
Opening Song
# 149 “Lift Every Voice and Sing”
“Not only must we be good, but we must also be good for something.”
— Henry David Thoreau
Gathering Bell
Opening Music
Rev. Kathleen Owens, Lead Minister
“Love One Another”
— Jason Shelton
JUUL Tones Vocal Ensemble
Andrea Newall, Director
Tony Brumfield, Worship Associate
Opening Words
Church Hymn (words in English and Spanish on screen)
Church Aspiration and Kindling of the Chalice
Welcome and Announcements
Opening Song
# 149 “Lift Every Voice and Sing”
Andrea Newall, song leader
Story for All Ages
“The Children’s Crusade” Tale
Dr. Melissa James, Director of Children and
Family Ministries
Children’s Affirmation (words in English and Spanish on screen)
Music
“Gavotte”
— Ignatius Sancho
Andrea Newall, song leader
Story for All Ages
Children’s Affirmation (words in English and Spanish on screen)
Music
“Gavotte”
— Ignatius Sancho
Justin Murphy-Mancini, Organist and Pianist
Generosity Offering
Music
“In a Sentimental Mood” — Duke Ellington
Reading
Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Collage
Meditation Song
# 1040 “Hush”
Extinguishing of the Chalice for Robert McMahon
Meditation
Music
“MLK”
— U2, arr. Bob Chilcott
Message
“Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.”
Justin Murphy-Mancini, Organist and Pianist
Generosity Offering
Music
“In a Sentimental Mood” — Duke Ellington
Reading
Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Collage
Meditation Song
# 1040 “Hush”
Extinguishing of the Chalice for Robert McMahon
Meditation
Music
“MLK”
— U2, arr. Bob Chilcott
Message
“Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.”
Rev. Kathleen Owens, Lead Minister
Closing Song
Blessing and Postlude
# 1030 “Siyahamba”
“Other Sheep”
— R. Nathaniel Dett
** Our sign language interpreter is Paul Lambert.
Question for Reflection— What something good is your life dedicated to?
“The Children’s Crusade” Tale
Dr. Melissa James, Director of Children and
Family Ministries
Rev. Kathleen Owens, Lead Minister
Closing Song
Blessing and Postlude
# 1030 “Siyahamba”
“Other Sheep”
— R. Nathaniel Dett
** Our sign language interpreter is Paul Lambert.
Question for Reflection— What something good is your life dedicated to?
Church Hymn
From all who dwell below the skies,
Let faith and hope with love arise,
Let beauty, truth, and good be sung
Through ev’ry land, by ev’ry tongue.
De todos bajo el gran sol
Surja esper‿anza fe, amor
Verdad, y‿belleza cantando,
De cada tierra, cada voz.
Church Aspiration
May love be the spirit of this church,
May the quest for truth be its sacrament,
And service be its prayer
To dwell together in peace,
To seek knowledge in freedom,
And to help one another in fellowship,
This is our Aspiration.
El amor es la doctrina de esta iglesia,
La búsqueda de la verdad es su sacramento
Y el servicio es su oración.
Habitar juntos en paz,
Buscar la verdad con libertad,
Y servir a la humanidad juntos,
Esto es lo que pactamos unos con otros.
To hear today’s and previous sermons online, scan this QR code.
Church Hymn
From all who dwell below the skies,
Let faith and hope with love arise,
Let beauty, truth, and good be sung
Through ev’ry land, by ev’ry tongue.
De todos bajo el gran sol
Surja esper‿anza fe, amor
Verdad, y‿belleza cantando,
De cada tierra, cada voz.
Church Aspiration
May love be the spirit of this church,
May the quest for truth be its sacrament,
And service be its prayer
To dwell together in peace,
To seek knowledge in freedom,
And to help one another in fellowship,
This is our Aspiration.
El amor es la doctrina de esta iglesia,
La búsqueda de la verdad es su sacramento
Y el servicio es su oración.
Habitar juntos en paz,
Buscar la verdad con libertad,
Y servir a la humanidad juntos,
Esto es lo que pactamos unos con otros.
To hear today’s and previous sermons online, scan this QR code.
Music Notes
An Associate Minister at the First UU Church in Nashville, Jason Shelton is also a prolific composer, with “Standing on the Side of Love” and “The Fire of Commitment” among his many
credits. Ignatius Sancho (c.1729 to 1780) was born into slavery but eventually rose to prominence in English society; he is thought to be the first person of African descent to vote in a British election! The iconic Duke Ellington wrote thousands of songs for the stage, screen and songbook; his "In a Sentimental Mood" quickly became a standard after its composition in 1935.
One of the Irish band U2's most elegiac songs, “MLK” has enjoyed a second life in the choral
arrangement by Bob Chilcott, formerly of the King’s Singers. After its publication in “Songs of
Protest and Praise from South Africa,” (1984) “Siyahamba” was adopted by churches all over the
world, and is included in numerous hymnals. R. Nathaniel Dett (1882 to 1943) was the first
black student to complete the 5-year program at Oberlin (the alma mater of our own Organist
and Pianist), after which he toured as a concert pianist, later pursuing composition, in which he
often incorporated African-American folk songs and spirituals. “Other Sheep” is from his last
piano suite, “Eight Bible Vignettes,” and is an impassioned cry on behalf of Black Christendom.
– Daniel Ratelle
Announcements
Sunday Offerings in January go to UU Groups
This Sunday, our offering is in support of the UU Justice Ministry of California. UUJM advances
justice in our state by cultivating and connecting leaders and communities, and by empowering
the public voice of those who share UU values and principles. Their justice program focuses in
the areas of economic justice, environmental justice, immigrant justice, and LGBT Equality.
Sunday, January 18
Music Notes
An Associate Minister at the First UU Church in Nashville, Jason Shelton is also a prolific composer, with “Standing on the Side of Love” and “The Fire of Commitment” among his many
credits. Ignatius Sancho (c.1729 to 1780) was born into slavery but eventually rose to prominence in English society; he is thought to be the first person of African descent to vote in a British election! The iconic Duke Ellington wrote thousands of songs for the stage, screen and songbook; his "In a Sentimental Mood" quickly became a standard after its composition in 1935.
One of the Irish band U2's most elegiac songs, “MLK” has enjoyed a second life in the choral
arrangement by Bob Chilcott, formerly of the King’s Singers. After its publication in “Songs of
Protest and Praise from South Africa,” (1984) “Siyahamba” was adopted by churches all over the
world, and is included in numerous hymnals. R. Nathaniel Dett (1882 to 1943) was the first
black student to complete the 5-year program at Oberlin (the alma mater of our own Organist
and Pianist), after which he toured as a concert pianist, later pursuing composition, in which he
often incorporated African-American folk songs and spirituals. “Other Sheep” is from his last
piano suite, “Eight Bible Vignettes,” and is an impassioned cry on behalf of Black Christendom.
– Daniel Ratelle
Announcements
Sunday Offerings in January go to UU Groups
This Sunday, our offering is in support of the UU Justice Ministry of California. UUJM advances
justice in our state by cultivating and connecting leaders and communities, and by empowering
the public voice of those who share UU values and principles. Their justice program focuses in
the areas of economic justice, environmental justice, immigrant justice, and LGBT Equality.
Sunday, January 18
Reproductive Justice Meeting
January 18 (Sunday) at 1 p.m., Room 323
The New Year brings with it the opportunity to act on our values and make a difference in reproductive justice issues locally and globally. Please join for a discussion and plan for upcoming
events and activities, including a new format for the Reproductive Justice curriculum and our
second annual Fashion Show Fundraiser. For more information, contact Karen Lamphere at 619
-220-8108.
Reproductive Justice Meeting
January 18 (Sunday) at 1 p.m., Room 323
The New Year brings with it the opportunity to act on our values and make a difference in reproductive justice issues locally and globally. Please join for a discussion and plan for upcoming
events and activities, including a new format for the Reproductive Justice curriculum and our
second annual Fashion Show Fundraiser. For more information, contact Karen Lamphere at 619
-220-8108.
UU Christian Study Group
January 18 (Sunday) at 1 p.m., Room 321
Samson and Delilah is the one story from the Jewish Bible that has really become a part of pop
culture inspiring soap operas and rock songs. But what is the actual story in the context of ancient Israel and is there a spiritual message here? This is the topic of our UU Christian Study
Group as we continue our journey through our "spiritual archaeology" with a DVD from the
History Channel.
UU Christian Study Group
January 18 (Sunday) at 1 p.m., Room 321
Samson and Delilah is the one story from the Jewish Bible that has really become a part of pop
culture inspiring soap operas and rock songs. But what is the actual story in the context of ancient Israel and is there a spiritual message here? This is the topic of our UU Christian Study
Group as we continue our journey through our "spiritual archaeology" with a DVD from the
History Channel.
Planet-Based Diet Discussion
January 18 (Sunday) from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m., Bard Hall
The Climate Justice Group hosts an important discussion about the link between climate and
diet. Come hear from "Planet-Based Diet" team members from SanDiego350.org explain the
connection and share some personal food choices that reduce green house gas emissions significantly. For example, a four-person family skipping steak once a week for a year is like taking
their car off the road for nearly three months. The animal agriculture industry and public policy
will also be discussed. Please RSVP to James Long at 619-436-9435.
Planet-Based Diet Discussion
January 18 (Sunday) from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m., Bard Hall
The Climate Justice Group hosts an important discussion about the link between climate and
diet. Come hear from "Planet-Based Diet" team members from SanDiego350.org explain the
connection and share some personal food choices that reduce green house gas emissions significantly. For example, a four-person family skipping steak once a week for a year is like taking
their car off the road for nearly three months. The animal agriculture industry and public policy
will also be discussed. Please RSVP to James Long at 619-436-9435.
Monday, January 19
Monday, January 19
The First Church Office will be closed for the Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday
The Church Office will resume regular hours of operation on January 20 (Tuesday) at 9 a.m.
The First Church Office will be closed for the Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday
The Church Office will resume regular hours of operation on January 20 (Tuesday) at 9 a.m.
Social Justice Ministry Team Service Project in January:
MLK Jr. Day of Interfaith Community Service
January 19 (Monday) from 9 to 11:30 a.m., Marston House in Balboa Park
Join the Social Justice Ministry Team for a family-friendly service project. The 7th Annual Interfaith Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service at Balboa Park will bring together people of different
faiths and cultural backgrounds for a morning of community service in Balboa Park. As your
work ends, you are invited to stay and picnic in Balboa Park. To sign up, please come by the
Social Justice Ministry Team table on the Hillcrest Campus, the Get Involved table on the South
Bay Campus, or contact Kristen Kuriga, at 619-298-9978, ext. 216. You can also find more
information at www.fumcsd.org/MLKDay.
Social Justice Ministry Team Service Project in January:
MLK Jr. Day of Interfaith Community Service
January 19 (Monday) from 9 to 11:30 a.m., Marston House in Balboa Park
Join the Social Justice Ministry Team for a family-friendly service project. The 7th Annual Interfaith Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service at Balboa Park will bring together people of different
faiths and cultural backgrounds for a morning of community service in Balboa Park. As your
work ends, you are invited to stay and picnic in Balboa Park. To sign up, please come by the
Social Justice Ministry Team table on the Hillcrest Campus, the Get Involved table on the South
Bay Campus, or contact Kristen Kuriga, at 619-298-9978, ext. 216. You can also find more
information at www.fumcsd.org/MLKDay.
Alliance San Diego: All Peoples Celebration
January 19 (Monday) from 10 to 11:30 a.m., Balboa Activity Center on Park Blvd.
You are invited to join Alliance San Diego in honoring the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther
King, Jr. at the 27th All Peoples Celebration. The celebration includes a seated brunch and a
dynamic program featuring local musical and spoken-word entertainment. The theme for this
year’s event is “I Am a Human, I Am the Dream,” and will commemorate the 50th anniversary
of the 1965 Voting Rights Act. Alliance San Diego is thrilled to announce Mr. Ryan Haygood as
the keynote speaker. For more information and to purchase a ticket, go to www.alliancesd.org/
save-date-27th-peoples-celebration/.
Alliance San Diego: All Peoples Celebration
January 19 (Monday) from 10 to 11:30 a.m., Balboa Activity Center on Park Blvd.
You are invited to join Alliance San Diego in honoring the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther
King, Jr. at the 27th All Peoples Celebration. The celebration includes a seated brunch and a
dynamic program featuring local musical and spoken-word entertainment. The theme for this
year’s event is “I Am a Human, I Am the Dream,” and will commemorate the 50th anniversary
of the 1965 Voting Rights Act. Alliance San Diego is thrilled to announce Mr. Ryan Haygood as
the keynote speaker. For more information and to purchase a ticket, go to www.alliancesd.org/
save-date-27th-peoples-celebration/.
Tuesday, January 20
Board of Trustees Meeting
January 20 (Tuesday) from 6 to 9 p.m., Bard Hall
All First Church Members, Friends, and visitors are invited to attend our monthly Board Meetings on the third Tuesday of each month. “Open Mic” time is scheduled at every Board Meeting,
because we’re interested in your opinions and ideas. You may speak, uninterrupted, for a maximum of three minutes on any church-related topic that interests you, except personnel matters.
Wednesday, January 21
Coffee Conversations, Part 6 “The Threshold: Missiology – What is our sense of
mission and sharing?” with Rev Kathleen Owens
January 21 (Wednesday) at 6:45 p.m., Room 323
Join us for coffee and conversation. Rev Kathleen will lead conversations around the book “A
House for Hope” to show how religious liberals have countered fundamentalists for generations,
and provides progressives with a theological and spiritual foundation for the years ahead.
Friday, January 23
Tuesday, January 20
Board of Trustees Meeting
January 20 (Tuesday) from 6 to 9 p.m., Bard Hall
All First Church Members, Friends, and visitors are invited to attend our monthly Board Meetings on the third Tuesday of each month. “Open Mic” time is scheduled at every Board Meeting,
because we’re interested in your opinions and ideas. You may speak, uninterrupted, for a maximum of three minutes on any church-related topic that interests you, except personnel matters.
Wednesday, January 21
Coffee Conversations, Part 6 “The Threshold: Missiology – What is our sense of
mission and sharing?” with Rev Kathleen Owens
January 21 (Wednesday) at 6:45 p.m., Room 323
Join us for coffee and conversation. Rev Kathleen will lead conversations around the book “A
House for Hope” to show how religious liberals have countered fundamentalists for generations,
and provides progressives with a theological and spiritual foundation for the years ahead.
Friday, January 23
Family Dinner
January 23 (Friday) at 6 p.m., Bard Hall
We will play games and eat together as we welcome a new year together. We will celebrate
what makes your family unique through creating family vision boards. Bring a dish to share and
new and a desire to play.
Family Dinner
January 23 (Friday) at 6 p.m., Bard Hall
We will play games and eat together as we welcome a new year together. We will celebrate
what makes your family unique through creating family vision boards. Bring a dish to share and
new and a desire to play.
Ten Memory Boosters for the New Year
January 23 (Friday) from 7 to 9 p.m., Room 323
We will look at effective ways to improve memory that apply to daily life: Focus, Checklist,
Prioritize, Rehearse, Routinize, Cue, Sleep, Unstress, Stimulate, Reinforce.
Ten Memory Boosters for the New Year
January 23 (Friday) from 7 to 9 p.m., Room 323
We will look at effective ways to improve memory that apply to daily life: Focus, Checklist,
Prioritize, Rehearse, Routinize, Cue, Sleep, Unstress, Stimulate, Reinforce.
“Not onlyy must we be good,
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— Henryy David Thoreau
“Love One Another”
by Jason Shelton
JUUL Tones Vocal Ensemble
Andrea Newall, Director
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Please rise in body or spirit
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Spanish:
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First Church Aspiration
English:
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First Church Aspiration
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Please be seated.
Please rise in body or spirit for hymn
# 149 in the grey hymnal
“Lift Every Voice and Sing”
Andrea Newall,
Newall song leader
Justin Murphy-Mancini,
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Organist
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“Lift Every Voice and Sing”
V
Verse
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3
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till earth and heaven ring,
ring with the harmonies
of liberty;
“Lift Every Voice and Sing”
V
Verse
1 off 3:
3
Let our rejoicing
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as the listening skies,
let it resound loud
as the rolling sea.
“Lift Every Voice and Sing”
V
Verse
1 off 3:
3
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the dark past has taught us;
sing a song full of the hope that
the present has brought us;
“Lift Every Voice and Sing”
V
Verse
1 off 3:
3
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g sun
of our new day begun,
let us march on till victory is won.
“Lift Every Voice and Sing”
V
Verse
2 off 3:
3
Stonyy the road we trod,,
bitter the chastening rod,
felt in the days when hope
unborn had died;
“Lift Every Voice and Sing”
V
Verse
2 off 3:
3
Yet with a steadyy beat,,
have not our weary feet
come to the place
for which our fathers sighed?
“Lift Every Voice and Sing”
V
Verse
2 off 3:
3
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with tears has been watered;
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“Lift Every Voice and Sing”
V
Verse
2 off 3:
3
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till now we stand at last
where the white gleam
of our bright star is cast.
“Lift Every Voice and Sing”
V
Verse
3 off 3:
3
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“Lift Every Voice and Sing”
V
Verse
3 off 3:
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“Lift Every Voice and Sing”
V
Verse
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thee;
“Lift Every Voice and Sing”
V
Verse
3 off 3:
3
Shadowed beneath thyy hand,,
may we forever stand,
true to our God,
true to our native land.
Please be seated.
“The
The Children's
Children s Crusade”
Crusade
Tale
Dr. Melissa James, Director of
Children’s and Family Ministries
Children’ss Affirmation
Children
We are Unitarian Universalists,
Universalists
a people of open minds,
minds
loving hearts,
and welcoming hands.
Afirmación de los Niños
Somos Unitario Universalistas,
Universalistas
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y manos que dan la bienvenida.
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Organist and Pianist
January 18: UU Justice Ministry of CA
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Justin Murphy-Mancini,
Organist and Pianist
Rev Dr.
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Dr Martin Luther King
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Collage
Where are the borderlands in your life?
Please remain seated for hymn
#1040 in the teal hymnal
“Hush”
Andrea Newall, song leader
J i Murphy-Mancini,
Justin
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Organist
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and Pianist
“Hush”
Verse 3 of 3:
Hush, hush,
somebody’s callin’ my name.
(repeat two more times)
Oh my Lord, oh my Lord,
what shall I do? What shall I do?
“Hush”
Verse 3 of 3:
Sounds like freedom,
somebody’s callin’ my name.
(repeat two more times)
Oh my Lord, oh my Lord,
what shall I do? What shall I do?
“Hush”
Verse 3 of 3:
I m so glad
I’m
trouble don’t last always.
(repeat two more times)
Oh my Lord, oh my Lord,
what shall I do? What shall I do?
Extinguishing the Chalice for
Robert
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“MLK”
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arranged by Bob Chilcott
JUUL Tones Vocal Ensemble
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Andrea
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Director
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Lyrics
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Sleep tonight, and may your
dreams be realized. If the
thundercloud passes, rain, let it
rain down on him.
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be so
let it be.
“Rev. Dr. Martin Luther
King,
i Jr. ”
Rev. Kathleen Owens,
Rev
Owens
Lead Minister
Where are the borderlands in your life?
Please rise in body or spirit for hymn
# 1030 in the teal hymnal
“Siyahamba”
Andrea Newall, song leader
Justin Murphy-Mancini,
O
Organist
i t and
d Pianist
Pi i t
“Siyahamba”
((“We
We Are Marching
Marching”))
Zulu Verse:
Siyahamb ekukhanyen
Siyahamb’
ekukhanyen’ kwenkhos,
kwenkhos
siyahamb’ ekukhanyen’ kwenkhos’.
siyahamb’ ekukhanyen’ kwenkhos’.
siyahamb’
i h b’ ekukhanyen’
k kh
’ kwenkhos’.
k
kh ’
“Siyahamba”
((“We
We Are Marching
Marching”))
Zulu Verse:
Siyahamba, oo,
Siyahamba
oo
siyahamb’ ekukhanyen’ kwenkhos’.
Siyahamba, oo,
siyahamb’
i h b’ ekukhanyen’
k kh
’ kwenkhos’.
k
kh ’
“Siyahamba”
((“We
We Are Marching
Marching”))
English Verse:
We are marching in the light of God,
God
we are marchingg in the light
g of God.
We are marching in the light of God,
we are marching
hi in
i the
th light
li ht off God.
G d
“Siyahamba”
((“We
We Are Marching
Marching”))
English Verse:
We are marching,
marching oo,
oo
we are marchingg in the light
g of God.
We are marching, oo,
we are marching
hi in
i the
th light
li ht off God.
G d
“Siyahamba”
((“We
We Are Marching
Marching”))
Spanish Verse:
Caminando en la luz de Dios,
Caminando en la luz de Dios,
Caminando en la luz de Dios,
Caminando en la luz de Dios.
Dios
“Siyahamba”
((“We
We Are Marching
Marching”))
Spanish Verse:
Caminando, oo
Caminando en la luz de Dios.
Caminando, oo
Caminando en la luz de Dios.
Dios
“Siyahamba”
((“We
We Are Marching
Marching”))
Zulu Verse:
Siyahamb ekukhanyen
Siyahamb’
ekukhanyen’ kwenkhos,
kwenkhos
siyahamb’ ekukhanyen’ kwenkhos’.
siyahamb’ ekukhanyen’ kwenkhos’.
siyahamb’
i h b’ ekukhanyen’
k kh
’ kwenkhos’.
k
kh ’
“Siyahamba”
((“We
We Are Marching
Marching”))
Zulu Verse:
Siyahamba, oo,
Siyahamba
oo
siyahamb’ ekukhanyen’ kwenkhos’.
Siyahamba, oo,
siyahamb’
i h b’ ekukhanyen’
k kh
’ kwenkhos’.
k
kh ’
Please remain standing for the
blessing.
Please be seated.
If you stay for the postlude, please
refrain from talking. For some, the
Postlude is a meaningful component
of their Worship experience.
“Other
Other Sheep
Sheep”
b R. Nathaniel
by
h i l Dett
Justin Murphy-Mancini,
Organist and Pianist