As we continue to find ways to resist authoritarianism and cultivate resilience, the practice of making useful objects is one popular coping mechanism. Let’s talk about the history of crafting as resistance found in quilts, knitted objects, weaving, and more. During the service we will honor Transgender Day of Visibility.For this Sunday’s service entitled “Making Meaning”, the Chalice Choir shares a favorite hymn-anthem usually sung during the harvest season — “Bringing in the Sheaves” — in a rhythmic and fun arrangement by John Coates. The offertory, “Weaving”, is a relatively new work by Native American composer Connor Chee. The meditation will be a familiar “Gnossienne” by the French composer Erik Satie.Rev. Lisa Bovee Kemper, Michael Adcock, The Chalice Choir, Becky Reese, Kathy Leonard, Miriam Pokharel-Wood, Tina Horn