As has been the custom of this Fellowship now for years, today we will hold our “flower communion” service. The origin of this service can be found in early twentieth century European Unitarianism. Everyone is encouraged to bring a flower or flowers from your home or the countryside to share with those who come to worship together. Each person will leave with a flower, one that arrived with someone else.

The Power of Flowers to Move Us (PDF)

 

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