The Unitarians are always messing with traditional hymns, and their treatment of "We Gather Together" is no exception. I kinda like this one, however.
-Joe-



WE GATHER TOGETHER
(Words by Dorothy Caiger Senghas and Robert E. Senghas, 1992)

We gather together in joyful thanksgiving,
Acclaiming creation, whose bounty we share;
Both sorrow and gladness we find now in our living,
We sing a hymn of praise to the life that we bear.

We gather together to join in the journey,
Confirming, committing our passage to be
A true affirmation, in joy and tribulation,
When bound to human care and hopes, then we are free.

source: Singing the Living Tradition, ©1993, The Unitarian Universalist Association