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This Sunday's Service
February 22, 2026: Why Truth Matters
Rev. Susan Frederick-Gray
In these days of deceit, truth matters. As do seekers and defenders of truth. Our UU tradition has a long commitment to seeking truth. Let’s explore this commitment and its importance to creating Beloved Community.
Order of Service
Our order of service is available both here on our website and in print.Ringing of the World Bell
Greeting
Congregational Prelude
#188 Come Come Whoever You Are
Welcome & Announcements
Anabel Watson, Connections Coordinator
Land Acknowledgement
Lighting the Chalice Flame
Erica Whichello, Worship Associate (9:30 a.m.)
Sarah Barnett, Worship Associate (11:30 a.m.)
Daniel Reed
Time for All Ages
Rev. Susan Frederick-Gray
Musical Interlude
Ray Fellman, piano
Pastoral Prayer and Meditation
Rev. Susan Frederick-Gray
Gift of Music
“Bridge over Troubled Water”
by Paul Simon, arr. Roger Emerson
UUCB Choir and Ray Fellman, piano
Susan Swaney, Director of Music
Dedication of Offering
This fiscal year, 25% of our non-pledge Sunday offerings will be donated to Tandem to directly support The Postpartum Doula Equity Program and Free Perinatal Mental Health Groups for families in our community. See tandembloomington.org for more information.
You can contribute to the basket online at this link, or pay your pledge online.
Offertory
Ray Fellman, piano
Reading
Hymn
#1051 We Are
Sermon
Why Truth Matters
Rev. Susan Frederick-Gray
Closing Hymn
#298 Wake, Now, My Senses (verses 1-4)
Benediction
Choral Benediction
#184 Be Ye Lamps unto Yourselves
