Readings, sermons and other selections recorded during the Sunday morning Worship Services at The Unitarian Universalist Congregation at Montclair, New Jersey.
Sunday, December 18, 2011
Harry Potter & the Chamber of Holidays (12/18/2011)
Selections from our Intergenerational Holiday Service at The Unitarian Universalist Congregation at Montclair.
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PRAYER & MEDITATION
INTRODUCTION OF THEME
by Rev. Judy Tomlinson
A HOLIDAY PAGEANT
"Harry Potter & the Chamber of Holidays"
Written by Laura Stakiwicz
Directed & Produced by Jennifer Chaladoff and Beth Smith
Musical Director: Tom Parente
HOMILY
"How Wide? How Deep"
by Rev. Charles Blustein Ortman
CLOSING WORDS
PAGEANT CAST (in order of appearance):
Ron: Max Minichiello
Hermione: Molly Sailer
Harry Potter: Alex Goggin
Snape: Elena Williams
Dumbledore: Jacob Sailer
McGonagall: Desiree Kurtti
Voldemort: Devany Kurtti
Hufflepuff Students:
Charlotte Brooks-LaBlanc, Willa Brooks-LaBlanc, Lucy Lange, Madeline Lange, Kelly Ann Nulty
Ravenclaw Students:
Marta Baj, Lila Bolt, Catherine Chaladoff, Beatrix Scherfen-Brown, Jessica Williams
Slytherin Students:
Noel Andrews, Ryanne Barrett, Avery Crafton, Julia Crafton
UU Youth Choir
Sopranos: Barbara Dunne, Anna Karapin Springorum, Izuru Ohji, Momo Ohji, Sophia Seidenberg
Altos: Dillan Comtois, Abigail Gardener, Fiona Kennon, Andrea Parente,
Emma Silverman
Tenors: Gabriella Masumeci, Valentino Masumeci, Mike Nulty, Jacob Sailer
Basses: Luke Dodge, Chris Dunne, Jonathan Silverman
Choral Pieces:
Kwanzaa - Bonse Aba (Trad. Zambian Song arranged by Andrew Fischer)
Hanukkah - Candles in the Night (Eddleman, Parente)
Christmas - Pacem Noel (Arranged by Clark, Moses, Parente)
Special Thanks to Mary WanderPolo
Very Special Thanks to all the parents and participants for showing up, working hard and being incredibly wonderful!!
Please note: All sermons are copyrighted by the author.
Sunday, December 11, 2011
Hanukkah: The Truth in the Talmud (12/11/2011)
Selections from our Sunday Worship Service at The Unitarian Universalist Congregation at Montclair by Rev. Charles Blustein Ortman.
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PRAYER & MEDITATION
READINGS: ANCIENT & MODERN
From the Babylonian Talmud
From the book EcoMind: Changing the Way We Think, to Create the World We Want, by Frances More Lappé
SERMON
"Hanukkah: The Truth in the Talmud"
by Rev. Charles Blustein Ortman
CLOSING WORDS
Liturgist: Mary Wander Polo
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Sunday, December 4, 2011
This Side of the Frost Line (12/4/2011)
Selections from our Sunday Worship Service at The Unitarian Universalist Congregation at Montclair by Rev. Charles Blustein Ortman and Dr. Artis Wodehouse.
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PRAYER & MEDITATION
SERMON
"This Side of the Frost Line"
by Rev. Charles Blustein Ortman and Dr. Artis Wodehouse
INTRODUCTION
Poetry: Frost Line and Poetry
Piano: Nigerian Dance by Joshua Uzoigwe
PART I
Poetry: Late in the Autumn
Piano: Dusk by Nkeiru Okoye
PART II
Poetry: As Winter Begins
Piano: Volta Fantasy by J.H. Mwabena Nketia
PART III
Poetry: The Winter Deepens Still
Piano: Atwimu by J.H. Mwabena Nketia
CLOSING WORDS
Please note: All sermons are copyrighted by the author.
SPECIAL MUSIC:
The piano selections played by Artis Wodehouse are all recently composed by an emerging school of African composers. They have recognized that the piano -- essentially an 88-note tuned percussion instrument -- lends itself very well to the intricate rhythms and spiritual content of all African music.
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PRAYER & MEDITATION
SERMON
"This Side of the Frost Line"
by Rev. Charles Blustein Ortman and Dr. Artis Wodehouse
INTRODUCTION
Poetry: Frost Line and Poetry
Piano: Nigerian Dance by Joshua Uzoigwe
PART I
Poetry: Late in the Autumn
Piano: Dusk by Nkeiru Okoye
PART II
Poetry: As Winter Begins
Piano: Volta Fantasy by J.H. Mwabena Nketia
PART III
Poetry: The Winter Deepens Still
Piano: Atwimu by J.H. Mwabena Nketia
CLOSING WORDS
Please note: All sermons are copyrighted by the author.
SPECIAL MUSIC:
The piano selections played by Artis Wodehouse are all recently composed by an emerging school of African composers. They have recognized that the piano -- essentially an 88-note tuned percussion instrument -- lends itself very well to the intricate rhythms and spiritual content of all African music.
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