Sermon Video – Unitarian Church of Los Alamos

The biblical flood story by Noah has been inspirational for millennia. More recently science has uncovered facts about a flood unprecedented in human history, from a time and place that indicate it was the source of the Great Flood experiences and stories. Can this flood story by science be at least as inspirational as Noah’s story? More inspirational? Perhaps a closer look will provide an answer.

SERVICE PARTICIPANTS

• Stephen Ledoux, Guest Speaker


• Rev. Tina DeYoe, Director of Lifespan Religious Education


• Felicia Orth, Worship Associate


• Nylea Butler-Moore, Director of Music


• Nelly Case, piano


• Mike Begnaud, Renae Mitchell, Patrick Webb, Galen Gisler, and Rick Bolton, AV techs

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MUSIC CREDITS

• The “Raindrop” Prelude, Op. 28, No. 15 by Frédéric Chopin. (Nelly Case, piano). Music Public Domain.


• “Wake, Now, My Senses,” words by Thomas J. S. Mikelson, trad. Irish melody, harmony by Carlton R. Young. Words used by permission of the lyricist. Music Public Domain. Permission to stream harmony #38974 in this service obtained from ONE LICENSE with license #A-730948. All rights reserved.


• “Winds Be Still,” words by Richard S. Kimball, music by Samuel Sebastian Wesley. Words used by permission of the Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA). Music Public Domain.


• No. 3 from “Four Piano Blues” by Aaron Copland. (Nelly Case, piano). Permission to stream music in this service obtained from CHRISTIAN COPYRIGHT SOLUTIONS with license #10770.


• “Scarf Dance,” Op. 37, No. 3 by Cécile Chaminade. (Nelly Case, piano). Music Public Domain.


• “This Little Light of Mine,” African American spiritual. Words and music Public Domain.


• “The Way,” words by unknown author, music by Nylea L. Butler-Moore. Used by permission of the composer.


• “Raindrops” by Burt Bacharach and David Hal. (Nelly Case, piano). Permission to stream ASCAP song # 480962850 in this service obtained from CHRISTIAN COPYRIGHT SOLUTIONS with license #10770.

Permission to stream the music in this service obtained from ONE LICENSE with license #A-730948. All rights reserved.

Permission to stream music in this service obtained from CHRISTIAN COPYRIGHT SOLUTIONS with license #10770.

SERVICE NOTES

Reading from Noah’s Flood: The New Scientific Discoveries About the Event that Changed History by W. Ryan and W. Pitman. (2000). New York: Touchstone (p. 16).