"Never Again, Yet Again" - Rev. Thomas Perchlik. Each year on the 27th of Nisan, (the same as April 11th this year) Jewish people remember the Hashoah, or Holocaust, and the heroism that arose in response to that terror. What does this day mean for Unitarian Universalists? Considering the international failures in Rwanda in the 1990s and in Darfur during the past decade, is it just silly to say "Never Again?"

Michael O'Hara, Worship Associate

Music:
Prelude: Melody Bober, The Night Horseman ^a
Musical Interlude: Robert Schumann, Mignon ^b
Offertory: John Williams, Theme from Schindler's List ^b
a Tommy Miller, piano; ^b Marian Cooley, violin, Jim Helton, piano

Listen to the service (total duration 56'49"; sermon begins at 26'30"):