The definition for tend  is " to take care of or be in charge of someone or something." For years,  native Floridian Kitty Linton has been tenderly caring for the needs of the many plants on the grounds of Friendhip Fellowship in Rockledge, Florida.  What a lovely example of stewardship for the earth!

Music Beethoven
Keyboard Amy Rosebush
Chalice Lighting Words From A Garden Fair, by Helen Fussell, Read by Lisa Harrington
Message Reverend Amy Kindred
Song "Blue Boat Home" Words by Peter Mayer, Music by Roland Hugh Prichard, adapted by Peter Mayer, Keyboard arr. by Jason Shelton  (Located in Singing the Journey, Copyright 2005 Unitarian Universalist Association)
Keyboard Amy Rosebush
Vocals Stephen Downen
Closing Words  Attributed to Chief Noah Stealth, Read by Reverend Amy Kindred
Music "Rising Green" Music by Carolyn McDade (From Singing the Journey, Copyright 2005, Unitarian Universalist Association)
Flute Staci Rosbury
Audio Technician  Art Brosius, Adam Byrn Tritt


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In this our final episode,
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The Friendship Fellowship Family

  "Who we are and what we do increases love, justice and respect 
among ourselves and in the wider world."

Can science and religion coexist? Who in history promoted the idea that together they are of great benefit to humanity?

Chalice Lighting Words by Bruce Sheiman, Read by Adam Byrn-Tritt
Music Chopin, Waltz in A-Minor
Keyboard Amy Rosebush
Message Reverend Amy Kindred
Song "We Laugh, We Cry" Music by Shelley Jackson Denham  (Located in Singing the Living Tradition, Copyright 1993 Unitarian Universalist Association) Words by Helen Bennett
Keyboard Amy Rosebush
Vocals Stephen Downen
Closing Words  The Living Tradition Unitarian Universalists share includes Source # 5. For more information, go to UUA.org. Read by Art Brosius
Readers  Art Brosius, Lisa Harrington, Adam Byrn Tritt
Audio Technician Art Brosius

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The Friendship Fellowship Family

  "Who we are and what we do increases love, justice and respect 
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Before the first Mother's Day was established in the United States in 1914, as advocated by  Anna Jarvis,  a Unitarian woman by the name of Julia Ward Howe (yes, the woman who penned The Battle Hymn of the Republic) had introduced the idea of an international day of peace via a Mothers' Day proclamation approximately 36 years earlier.

Chalice Lighting Words by Anne Lamott, Read by Art Brosius
Message Reverend Amy Kindred
Song  "Ancient Mother", Considered to be a traditional Native American Prayer  (Located in Singing the Journey,  Unitarian Universalist Association,  Copyright 2005)
Keyboard Amy Rosebush
Percussion Amy Rosebush, Stephen Downen
Vocals Stephen Downen
Closing Words  by Rev. Amy Kindred
Audio Technician Art Brosius, Lisa Harrington, Adam Byrn Tritt

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