Essential Labor

SERVICE NOTES

MUSIC CREDITS
“Chattering Magpie” and “Lark in the Morning,” trad. Irish tunes. (Patrick Webb, fiddle). Public Domain.
"Step by Step the Longest March," words: from the preamble to the Constitution of United Mine Workers of America; music: Irish folk song; adapt. & arr: Waldemar Hille. (Nylea Butler-Moore, piano). Used by permission.
“Find a Stillness,” words: Carl G. Seaburg, music: Transylvanian hymn tune, harm: Larry Phillips. (Nylea Butler-Moore, piano). Used by permission.
“Spirit of Life” by Carolyn McDade, harm. by Grace Lewis-McLaren. (Kathy Gursky, viola & Nylea Butler-Moore, piano). Used by permission.
“Nine to Five” by Dolly Parton. (Nylea Butler-Moore, vocals & piano). Permission to podcast/stream BMI song # 1068031 obtained from CHRISTIAN COPYRIGHT SOLUTIONS with license #10770.
“Sí Bheag, Sí Mhór” (“Small Fairy Mound, Big Fairy Mound”) by Turlough O’Carolan and “Kesh Jig,” trad. Irish. (Patrick Webb, fiddle & Joy Charles, cello). Public Domain.
“As We Leave This Friendly Place,” words: Vincent B. Silliman, words: J.S. Bach, adapt. from Chorale 38. (Nylea Butler-Moore, piano). Public Domain.
Permission to stream the music in this service obtained from ONE LICENSE with license #A-730948. All rights reserved.
Permission to stream music in this service obtained from CHRISTIAN COPYRIGHT SOLUTIONS with license #10770

OTHER NOTES
Opening words by Megan Visser*
Time for All Ages: “The Stolen Smell” is a traditional folktale with variations found in Japan and South America
Reading, “We Labor in Love,” by Amanda Udis-Kessler*

*from the UUA’s WorshipWeb, used with permission

OFFERTORY
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SERVICE PARTICIPANTS
Rev. John Cullinan
Tina DeYoe, Director of Lifespan Religious Education
Nylea Butler-Moore, Director of Music
Patrick Webb, guest musician
Rick Bolton & Mike Begnaud, AV techs

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