What happens when we feel judged – by friends or family, by strangers online or in person, by opponents, competitors, or the gremlins in our own minds?  What happens when we don’t feel judged, when we are in low judgment spaces?  What if we took seriously becoming aware of the nature and frequency of our own judgments as a first step?  Throughout the service, congregants will have the opportunity to use hand-held counters to keep track of each time judgment arises – judgment of the preacher, the musicians, fellow congregants, judgment of yourself.  At the end, we will compare counts and imagine other ways to disrupt the flow and impact of judgments in our lives.