Big Music Sunday: 500 Years Since Reformation Began! - a podcast by 1st Unitarian Universalist Society of San Francisco

Big Music Sunday: 500 Years Since Reformation Began!

We've all found ourselves lost in the state of limbo at some point in our lives, caught between its borders of the known and the unknown, unsure which way to go or where to turn. When you are stuck in limbo, your resilience is compromised, limiting your capacity to act.
How do you resist the abyss and move forward? Keep calm, no small thing; listen for that still voice within. Gather your wits and gather your tools, make a map. Watch for signs of hope and promise, follow them. And when borders seem insurmountable, dangerous even, build a circle of love with those around you, feel its collective power to withstand the forces pressing down. And trust that your faith will lead you through.

Rev. Vanessa Rush Southern, Senior Minister
Dr. Mark Sumner, Music Director
Reiko Oda Lane, organ
Jubilate Baroque Orchestra
David Wilson, conductor

Edward Betts, tenor
Leandra Ramm, mezzo soprano
UUSF Choir
UC Berkeley Alumni, Chorus
Galen Workman, moderator
Jonathan Silk, OOS, Sound, Podcasting
Asher Davison, tenor
Kate Offer, soprano

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