Sun., Nov. 28, 2021
Sunday Service: Rev. Dr. Cynthia Stewart
INDOOR SERVICE AT GNUUC / HYBRID ON ZOOM
We are in a season of gratitude, when many people pause to give thanks for the blessings of their lives. We often think of “blessings” as those people and things that we love or enjoy in our lives, but what about the other parts? Today we will think about gratitude for the hard parts of life.
Rev. Dr. Cynthia Stewart holds a PhD in religion from Vanderbilt University. She has taught in a number of academic settings, currently for the United Church of Christ-affiliated Chicago Theological Seminary. A former hospital chaplain and volunteer prison chaplain, Rev. Cynthia currently works for a prison ministry helping those leaving incarceration with housing and services. She is an affiliated minister of our congregation.
Join us for our second Hybrid Service! During a hybrid service, you can attend either in person or virtually. The goal of the hybrid service is to make the experience of attending a service as similar as possible whether you were attending in person or virtually. If you are attending virtually, you will be able to see, and to be seen. You will be able to see the speaker, the pulpit and the surrounding area, you will be able to see the chalice and people who come up to share joys and concerns. You will be able to hear the speaker, music, and questions and comments from those in attendance, and joys and concerns. You will be able to share joys and concerns much as we have done in virtual services, and those attending in person will be able to see and hear you—Zoom will be projected on the screen in the sanctuary. Attending virtually or in person, you will see and hear, and be seen and be heard.
Please review the Indoor Hybrid Meeting Policy. We will take attendance at the door, wear masks, and keep distance. You will also receive a color-coded name tag to designate your comfort level.