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Celebration Sunday

March 1 · 10:30 AM · Parish Hall

Join us to celebrate our Stewardship Campaign and reflect on what it means to grow together as one journeying community, planted in our values of love. There will be one service at 10:30 am, happening in the Parish Hall, where our children’s and youth choirs will lead us in music. This service will be multigenerational and children are invited to stay and participate. Childcare will be provided.

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“Celebration Sunday”

March 1, 2026, 10:30 am

Gathering Music - Ian Garvie, piano

Welcome and Announcements – Board Member

Prelude - “Minuet” by Henry Purcell; Ian Garvie, piano 

Chalice Lighting – Rev. Martha Durkee-Neuman

Life is a gift, for which we are grateful.

We gather in community to celebrate

the glories and the mysteries of this great gift.


Opening Hymn - #1000, “Morning Has Come”

Covenant statement — Rev. Martha Durkee-Neuman 

We come together again in loving friendship,

seeking deeper truth and higher purpose,

drawn by the Spirit of Life that sustains and connects us.


Introduction - Rev. Chris Jablonski 

Junior Choir - “The Tree Song” by Ken Medema

Stewardship Reflection - Laura Miyakawa

Junior Choir - “God Bless the Grass” by Malvina Reynolds

Reflection - Rev. Martha Durkee-Neuman

Youth Choir - “Take Time” by Ann MacDonald Diers

Reflection - Rev Chris Jablonski

Words of Offering - Rev. Chris Jablonski

Offertory -  “The Circles of Our Lives” by David L Brunner; Youth Choir

Doxology – 

From all that dwell below the skies; let words of love and peace arise;

let joyful songs of praise be sung; through every land by every tongue. Amen.


Reflection - Ian Garvie

Processional of Fruits — Ian Garvie

Hymn #1028, “The Fire of Commitment”

Closing Blessing - Rev. Chris Jablonski

Postlude - “Cebell” by Henry Purcell; Ian Garvie, piano


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