Many of us strive for perfection, and we admire those who seem to achieve it.  We get angry at ourselves when we don't get things exactly right. Of course, doing a good job is important, but there is a serious downside to perfectionism. It can lead you away from enjoying your life, and even be dangerous to your health. Some characterize perfectionism as the addiction of our time. This morning, Rev. Rosiello will focus on this learned behavior and suggest how we might approach life differently, taking the time to find some of the blessings in our imperfection. The worship service will include readings, a story for all ages, familiar hymns and songs, the sharing of joys and concerns and a time of reflection and prayer.