SUNDAY  WORSHIP  10:00AM 
 Worship Service Oct. 2, 2016
 Speaker:  Rev. Judith Wright
 Sermon:  "On Forgiving"
This Sunday is the first of the Days of Awe within the Jewish tradition.  UUs have created a liturgy, sponsored by UUs for Jewish Awareness, and we will be using this liturgy as part of our service.  Rev. Judith will preach a homily “On Forgiveness.”  
​It is common during this time of Rosh Hashannan to seek reconciliation with those from whom one may be estranged.  The Jewish Gates of Repentance say that we need to not ask God solely for forgiveness, but we need to ask directly those persons we have hurt for forgiveness.  Thus, as part of our UU Days of Awe liturgy we may ask one another for forgiveness.  Here are the words, which are part of the service:
 
For injuries I may have caused you
Or any other person,
I ask forgiveness.

​Rev. Dr. Judith Wright's office hours:  
 Tues. 10am-noon,   Wed. 5pm-7  or by appointment  978-852-9621
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Office Administrator: Shirley Stokes:  
Tues. - Thurs. 1-4pm (flexible hrs.) 603-524-6488 ext. 0

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