it's the most wonderful time of the year...
or coming soon, anyway.
my brain is already trying to organize and plan christmas services, and i've got a couple requestions for the blogging community:
1) I'm looking for a monologue to use on christmas eve for the message. i like to do something different for our early service - last year i used a monologue from the perspective of the innkeeper. Most i'vve found are a)cheesy b)theologically questionable c)uninteresting. know of anything that is thoughtful, challenging, good?
2) We're having a Blue Christmas service this year on the 27th of December, which is a service created around the themes of loss and grief and sadness that often are stirred up during the holidays. Know of any good liturgies for this? I'm still looking.
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Hi Beth,
For lue Christmas, you might take a look at this site that I found today - by complete coincidence too!
Mustard Seed Christmas:
http://www.rockies.net/%7Espirit/charlene/mustardseed.html
Cheers,
mar h (Psychotria Nervosa)
P.S. We started a new interfaith progressive blog: http://pilgrimcafe.org/
Don't pluralize pilgrim or you'll end up at a restaurant.
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