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Using Readings in a Service
Search for readings for your service using the Index of Titles or by entering topical keywords in the WorshipWeb search engine.
Sample Uses of Readings
There are a variety of ways to use readings in a service. Most service leaders in Unitarian Universalist congregations read words from scripture, literature, or contemporary writers as a central part of the service. (See Using Other Texts to learn about litanies and responsive readings.)
Consider the following outlines, noting especially the placement of readings relative to the sermon or address:
First Order of Service
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Musical Interlude
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Readings
Sermon or Address
Discussion or Response to Sermon
See the rest of this Order of Service
Second Order of Service
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Musical Interlude
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Readings
Hymn
Sermon or Address
Discussion or Response to Sermon
See the rest of this Order of Service
Third Order of Service
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Musical Interlude
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Readings (Ancient and Modern)
Sermon or Address
Hymn
See the rest of this Order of Service
Fourth Order of Service
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Children's Story
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Reading
Responsive Reading
Meditation or Prayer
See the rest of this Order of Service
Song
Fifth Order of Service
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Statement of the Theme
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Readings
Silent Meditation
Offertory
Sermon
See the rest of this Order of Service
Hymn
Sixth Order of Service
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Anthem
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Readings
Litany or Responsive Reading
Choral Call to Prayer
Prayer
Announcements
Offering
Hymn
Sermon
See the rest of this Order of Service
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