Livestreaming

“Hallelujah! A Messiah Singalong” Worship Service. In the Sanctuary and via livestream at 10am.
This is your Hallelujah moment!
Join a joyful, come-as-you-are, sing-along of Handel’s Messiah with UUCF’s choir and orchestra. Bring your own score or grab a handout when you arrive—all ages are welcome. For those joining online, here’s a score you can download or view during the service.
Worship leader:
 Senior Minister Rev. David Miller
Worship participants: Director of Music & Arts Laura Weiss and Worship Associate Tania Harbourt
Music: UUCF Choir and Chamber Orchestra with soloists. Chamber orchestra: Keyboard: Jasmin Lee, keyboard; Brent Price and Consuelo Sevilla, violin 1; Lynne-Marie Friedrichs and Andrea Vercoe, violin 2; Andrew Schwartz Crane and Chelle Fulk, viola; Sarah Hover and Alyssa Moquin, cello; Dan Hall, double bass; Richard Stinson, trumpet 1; Timothy Smith, trumpet 2; Emily Snyder, oboe 1; Mark Christianson, oboe 2; Jeff Ward, bassoon; and Aubrey Adams, timpani. Soloists: Ben Hilgert, tenor; Erica Russo, alto; James Shaffran, bass; and Sara C. Woodward, soprano
Religious Exploration: Age 2 through grade 12 start in worship and then proceed to RE classes. Child care available for infants and toddlers in the Sanctuary Nursery.
Audiovisual Support: led by A/V Specialist 1 Ben Mellott, the team is made up of the following staff/volunteers: Dave Anderson, Bill Braband, Joanna Edie, Donny Emerick, Raina G.; Tom Hettenhouser, Mary Lareau
Rebroadcasts: The service is rebroadcast on the livestreaming page on Sunday at 1 and 7pm and Monday and Tuesday at 7pm.
Parking: To be more welcoming to visitors, if you are able, please park next door in the far back area of the Latter Day Saints parking lot. UUCF has permission to park there. A path between the two congregations is close to Hunter Miller Road.

Order of Worship

  • Announcements Video
  • Greeting: Senior Minister Rev. David Miller
  • Introduction to the Messiah Singalong: Director of Music & Arts Laura Weiss
  • Welcome Song: You Are Welcome/Here Together by Laura Weiss/David Glasgow
  • Land Acknowledgement: Worship Associate Tania Harbourt
  • Chalice Lighting: Tania Harbourt
  • The Messiah by George Frederic Handel
    Orchestra:
     Overture; Recitative for Tenor: Comfort Ye My People; Air for Tenor: Ev’ry Valley Shall Be Exalted; *Chorus: And the Glory of the Lord
  • Singing the Children to RE: We Send You On Your Way. Tune: Halle, Halle, Halle | Caribbean folk song
  • Reading: Tania Harbourt
  • Messiah (continued)
    Recitative for Bass:
     Thus Saith the Lord; Air: But Who May Abide the Day of His Coming?; Recitative for Alto: Behold, A Virgin Shall Conceive; Air for Alto and *Chorus: O Thou That Tellest Good Tidings to Zion
  • Reading: Rev. David Miller
  • Messiah (continued)
    Recitative for Bass: For, Behold, Darkness Shall Cover the Earth; Air for Bass: The People That Walked in Darkness; *Chorus: For Unto Us a Child is Born
  • Prayer and Community Candle
  • Messiah (continued)
    Orchestra: Pastoral Symphony; Recitatives for Soprano: There Were Shepherds Abiding in The Field And Lo, the Angel of the Lord Came Upon ThemAnd the Angel Said Unto ThemAnd Suddenly There Was With the Angel; *Chorus: Glory to God
  • Offering Introduction: Gillian Backus, Board of Directors
  • Offertory Selection: Rejoice Greatly, O Daughter of Zion
  • Offering Dedication: Tania Harbourt
  • Messiah (continued)
    Recitative for Soprano: Then Shall the Eyes of the Blind; Air for Soprano: He Shall Feed His Flock/Come Unto Him; *Chorus: His Yoke is Easy, and His Burthen is Light
  • Closing Prayer/Words: Rev. David Miller
  • Extinguishing the Chalice: Tania Harbourt
  • Announcements: Rev. David Miller
  • Benediction: Rev. David Miller
  • Messiah (continued)
    Chorus: Hallelujah!

Share the Plate Offering

UUCF shares half of its weekly offering with a nonprofit doing work consistent with UUCF’s mission. The Share the Plate recipient for December is Britepaths, which provides short-term safety-net services to neighbors in need while empowering them to work toward long-term self-sufficiency. Britepaths delivers services with respect, compassion, and equity, always preserving the dignity and self-esteem of their clients.  DONATE HERE.
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