Moonlight Worship
As winter nights are long and cold in the northern United States, a tradition is emerging to bring warmth, connection, and spiritual reflection: Moonlight Worship. This quiet evening Zoom program offers 20 minutes of instrumental or worshipful music designed to help participants wind down, find peace, and share in community.
Members of Greater Lake Michigan Urantia Association (GLMUA) wanted a program which embraces the winter season and creates a worshipful, cozy atmosphere during their darker months of the year. The group invites participants to settle in on their couches with a mug of hot cocoa, and enter into the same spirit of wonder that Jesus experienced as a child when gazing “up into the starry heavens long after his usual bedtime” (123:3.10).
Although Moonlight Worship was inspired by the northern climate and scheduled for GLMUA’s evenings, Moonlight Worship is open to anyone. Whether you live in a warm climate or the sun is still up, you can join this gathering of Urantia Book readers in our cozy winter vision.
Moonlight Worship convenes on the first Sunday of each month from January through March at 8:00 p.m. Central Time. It will be hosted by UAUS’ President and Vice President, Alice Wood and Marc Boucher.
January 4 – Allison Zopel (Sample Music)
February 1 – Rebecca Oswald (Sample Music)
Register to receive the Zoom link for any of the Moonlight Worship events listed above.
This initiative is supported by Greater Lake Michigan Urantia Association (GLMUA) and Urantia Association of the United States (UAUS).
Whether you’re seeking a moment of reflection before bed, a way to connect with fellow Urantia Book students, or simply a peaceful pause in your week, Moonlight Worship offers a space for you.