“Remembering Jane Crow: An Intersectional Journey”

Rev. Tim Temerson & Angela Orebaugh

Although not well known during her lifetime, Pauli Murray was a leader in the struggle for civil rights. She was also transgender at a time when gender dysphoria was seen as a mental illness and gender-affirming health care was unavailable. As we celebrate Black History Month, today’s service will explore Murray’s life through the lens of intersectionality and the many ways identity impacted Murray’s own journey and work for justice.

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ORDER OF SERVICE

Remembering Jane Crow: An Intersectional Journey

Rev. Tim Temerson & Angela Orebaugh

February 9, 2025

Prelude                                            John Mayhood

Welcome            Angela Orebaugh, Worship Weaver

Achsah Carrier, Board Greeter                                                              

Call to Worship                                           

Hymn                  #1007 There’s A River Flowin” 

Chalice Lighting

Chorale Anthem                     “Will Justice Roll?”  Jason Shelton

Hymn #414                          As We Leave This Friendly Place

Testimonial                                     Andrew Allard

Centering and Sharing 

Ritual of Joys and Sorrows   

Musical Meditation  

Reading  “My American Credo” by Pauli Murray 

Offertory            

Reading “Song in a Weary Throat” by Pauli Murray

Hymn  #1053 How Could Anyone?

Sermon 

Closing Hymn #151 I Wish I Knew How

Benediction & Chalice Extinguishing 

Postlude