As winter approaches, we enter a season of waiting. We wait for the return of hope and light in the world despite uncertainty. Join us this Sunday as we seek ways to embrace this mystery. You can also livestream the service at YouTube.com/UCHBG or watch the recording
Our theme for December is Mystery. We celebrate the mystery of our existence, that we are made of stardust, and learn about Unitarians and Christmas trees. Join us after this all-ages service for Finger Food Fellowship in the Common Room. You can also livestream the
Inspired by Robin Wall Kimmerer’s Braiding Sweetgrass and the Haudenosaunee “Thanksgiving Address,” this service will explore the possibilities for an honorable harvest rooted in gratitude and reciprocity. We’ll share in a Breads of the World Communion to give expression to our gratitude. All are invited
On Transgender Day of Remembrance, we will be met with a unique opportunity to engage memories of love and challenges within the life of transgender people. Artist and minister, Rev. Jé Exodus Hooper, PhD (they/them) will offer us a choreosermon entitled: Trans-substantiation: A Trans Sacred
All too often we give and receive with strings attached. This Sunday morning, we’ll reflect on what it might be like to practice a true generosity without expecting anything in return. You can also livestream the service at YouTube.com/UCHBG or watch the recording at a later time
In popular culture, we hear a lot about a certain kind of loving and giving that seems neither joyful nor healthy but rather full of fear and insecurity. Healthy loving and healthy giving can indeed be joyful. You can also livestream the service at YouTube.com/UCHBG or
Join us on Saturday, November 4th at 5:30 pm for our Blazing New Trails Auction Event! Check out the schedule and all the amazing possibilities, including the mystery bottle bags, in the auction booklet – HERE. Remember to bring cash for drinks, raffles and penny
The practice of wearing costumes—including masks—is an ancient one. It’s a fun Halloween tradition that also has deep and abiding significance. Join us Sunday in story, song, and a little mask-making. And don’t forget to come in costume! You can also livestream the service at YouTube.com/UCHBG or
A look at some of our religious forefathers with Pennsylvania connections and how they grew and changed. We are all spiritual beings and we are all humanists. You can also livestream the service at YouTube.com/UCHBG or watch via Zoom. The Zoom link for the October 22nd service
Historically Unitarians believed that every person could have a direct connection to the divine and to truth. This Sunday we explore this heresy and other gifts from the Unitarian side of our faith, including this church which was founded by Unitarians. The UCH Choir will
