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An old hymn of mine, recently rewritten slightly. Recorded here by the Orange Coast Unitarian Universalist Choir.

Making a difference is a deep motivation for many of us.

This was written for an Evolution Sunday service and incorporates ideas from process theology.

Swing version of my stewardship hymn From Our Abundance We Give. Appropriate for inclusive Christian, Unitarian Universalist, and other congregations.

This upbeat sending-out song or closing hymn is based on words adapted from a famous John Wesley quote.

This upbeat sending-out song or closing hymn is based on words adapted from a famous John Wesley quote.

At the time of his arrest
Jesus prayed for all his friends

  OFFERING ALL WHO CLAIM TO FOLLOW JESUS     Tune:SALZBURG (Hintz) 77.77D Jakob Hintze 1622-1702 Arranged: Johann Sebastian Bach 1685-1750 CULBACH 77.77 (as 6 verses) Adapted from a chorale in Johann Scheffler’s ‘Heilige Seelenlust’ Breslau, 1657 …

Amanda wrote this piece when churches were closing their doors early on in COVID as a reminder that church is more than a building.

A Pentecost social justice song. And a prayer for any day of the year for those dedicated to building Beloved Community. Winner of the 2021 United Church of Christ Musicians Association Hymn Writing Competition

A short closing or sending-out song appropriate for all forms of inclusive worship.

Dr. Brené Brown was at a low point in her life the first time she heard Willie Nelson’s cover of “Amazing Grace.” It was in the early 2000s, a period she has famously referred to as a “breakdown/spiritual awakening.

In this cosmic story’s thread
Humans play a tiny part

At each day’s ending and at death
We all can test our living,

As we welcome Spirit’s presence
We find Spirit comes with fire

As we gaze upon the Cross
We discern a tortured man

As the veil of mystery’s lifted,
When the sacred curtains part,

As the sunlight turns to shadow,
And life loosens its firm hold;