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Ven, ven, alégrate hoy.
Ven, ven, alégrate hoy.
Es hoy un día muy feliz.
Ven, ven, alégrate hoy.
Enter, rejoice, and come in.
Enter, rejoice, and come in.
Today will be a joyful day.
Enter, rejoice, and come in.
Ven, ven, cual eres, ven
Nómada en búsqueda, si amas la vida.
La nuestra es la caravana de amor.
Ven, otra vez, ven.
Come, come, whoever you are
Wanderer, worshiper, lover of leaving.
Ours is no caravan of despair,
Come, yet again come.
—Excerpts from hymns 361 and 188 in Singing the Living Tradition, featured in the June 21 morning worship service, “Presente.”
Cecilia Hayes of Westside UU Congregation in Seattle, Washington, sings during the Service of the Living Tradition on June 21, 2018, as Amanda M. Thomas conducts the choir in the background. (© 2018 Christopher L. Walton/UUA)
Youth lead a morning worship service on June 23. (© 2018 Nancy Pierce/UUA)
Stillness during the Saturday evening worship led by the Youth Caucus. (© 2018 Nancy Pierce)
#FearNot
#EnoughIsEnough
#LoveOverFear
#MeToo
#OnlyLove
—Hashtags used in the Saturday morning youth-led worship service
UU Christian Fellowship communion service. (© 2018 Christopher L. Walton/UUA)
Drumming at the Covenant of UU Pagans Summer Solstice celebration. (© 2018 Nancy Pierce/UUA)
A perfect heart is one that has known love and loss, joy and sorrow; the perfect heart is one that has been shared.
—adapted from Paulo Coelho
Covenant of UU Pagans Summer Solstice celebration. (© 2018 Nancy Pierce)