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EPISODE · Apr 11, 2022 · 51 MIN

April 10, 2022- Organized People

from First Universalist Church of Minneapolis Sunday Service Podcast · host First Universalist Church

Folks in organizing circles say that Power requires Organized Money and Organized People. This congregation does an excellent job of organizing its money every Sunday, and sharing generously with important partners. What else is possible if we organize our people similarly? What would it take for us to take our organizing and mobilization to the next level? Join us for a dialogue with poets and movement mediators to explore what else might be possible as we get stronger and clearer together. (And don’t miss the next installment in the story series, As The Acorn Sprouts, where our acorns learn to organize!) Words of Welcome- Rev. Jen Crow (:30) Poem- The Butterfly Effect by Rev. Theresa I. Soto (4:09) Hymn- Come and Go With Me- Aimee K. Bryant, Franco Holder (6:40) Call to Worship- Nancy Jones (9:48) Story for All Ages- The Acorn Saga continues! (13:03) Prayer and Cycle of Life- Rev. Jen Crow (27:04) Message- Organized People- Julica Hermann de la Fuente (33:29) Postlude- Building a New Way- Aimee K. Bryant, Franco Holder 

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