"How Shall We Mend You, Sweet Soul? -- UUSE Virtual Worship, November 15, 2026

Gathering Music (Mary Bopp and Leah Coloff)
Welcome (Rev. Josh Pawelek)
Centering
Prelude
"How Shall We Mend You?"
Leah Coloff, vocal
Mary Bopp, piano
Chalice Lighting and Opening Words
"Mending"
by the Rev. Nancy Shaffer
Opening Hymn
#1002 "Comfort Me"
by Mimi Bornstein
Comfort me, comfort me,
comfort me, oh my soul.
Comfort me, comfort me,
comfort me, oh my soul.
Sing with me, sing with me...
Speak for me, speak for me...
Dance with me, dance with me...
Comfort me, comfort me...
Time for All Ages
Musical Meditation
Announcements
Pulpit Editorial
The 2026 UUSE Building Reserve Campaign
Carrie Kocher
Joys and Concerns
Musical Meditation
Offering
The recipient of our November community outreach offering is Manchester Senior, Adult, and Family Services. This critical town agency uses the funds we raise to purchase grocery store gift cards to help low-income seniors during the holidays.
Offering Music
Suite no. 2 in g minor
Allemande and Sarabande
by J. S. Bach
Sermon
"Mending"
REv. Josh Pawelek
Mary Bopp
Leah Coloff
Closing Hymn
#18 "What Wondrous Love"
Words: American folk hymn, ad. by Connie Campbell Hart
Music: The Southern Harmony, 1835
What wondrous love is this, O my soul, O my soul,
what wondrous love is this, O my soul?
What wondrous love is this that brings my heart such bliss,
and takes away the pain of my soul, of my soul,
and takes away the pain of my soul.
When I was sinking down, sinking down, sinking down,
when I was sinking down, sinking down,
when I was sinking down beneath my sorrows ground,
friends to me gather'd round, O my soul, O my soul,
friends to me gather'd round, O my soul.
To love and to all friends I will sing, I will sing,
to love and to all friends I will sing.
To love and to all friends who pain and sorrow mend,
with thanks unto the end I will sing, I will sing,
with thanks unto the end I will sing.
Extinguishing the Chalice
Closing Circle
May faith in the spirit of life
And hope for the community of earth
And love of the light in each other
Be ours now, and in all the days to come.




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