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This Sunday's Service
October 25, 2026: I Could Be Wrong
Maria Renner, Ministerial Intern
In this sermon we will explore how the willingness to say “I could be wrong” can make room for curiosity, relationship, and the possibility of being changed.
Order of Service
Our order of service is available both here on our website and in print.Ringing of the World Bell
Greeting
Maria Renner, Ministerial Intern
Congregational Prelude
#1013 Open My Heart
Land Acknowledgement
Worship Associate
Welcome & Announcements
Lighting the Chalice Flame
Olaya Fernández Gayol, Worship Associate (9:30 a.m.)
Iris Weaver
Sarah Montgomery, Worship Associate (11:30 a.m.)
Time for All Ages
Dr. Stephanie Kimball, Director of Lifespan Religious Exploration
Musical Interlude
Ray Fellman, piano
Pastoral Prayer and Meditation
Maria Renner
Hymn
#352 Find a Stillness
Dedication of Offering
This fiscal year, 25% of our non-pledge Sunday offerings will be donated to Farm to Family to support their SNAP matching program at the Bloomington Farm Stop Collective, which will expand access to local food by doubling SNAP benefits for eligible food items.
You can contribute to the basket online at this link, or pay your pledge online.
Offertory
Ray Fellman, piano
Reading
Gift of Music
“I Celebrate Myself” composed by Michael John Trotta, words by Walt Whitman
UUCB Choir
Susan Swaney, Director of Music
Sermon
I Could Be Wrong
Maria Renner, Ministerial Intern
Closing Hymn
#311 Let It Be a Dance
Benediction
Maria Renner
