UU Ethnic Bread Communion

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In this morning’s worship service, we will honor our diverse backgrounds and family heritages. Please bring bread that is representative of your family’s ethnic roots or traditions. Families are encouraged to bake bread and share stories across generations. We will make time in the service to hear your stories. Rev. Jennie’s homily will be about “Healthy Relationships at Home and Beyond.” After the service, we will partake of the breads together!  Rev. Jennie and the CYRE Team will co-lead this multigenerational service. The Adult Choir will also sing.

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