Sue Frietsche and Tyler Gillett of the Women’s Law Project will talk about the current struggle for reproductive justice and how important it is to build power at the state level, keeping our spirits up and staying in the fight. They know our PA Equal
You may know that UCH sponsors a family in Haiti, but you might not know how true and deep that relationship runs. Our cross-community connections are a treasure for us all.
Inspired by Tu BiShvat, the Jewish New Year of the Trees, we will explore some of the lessons relating to these special beings. Co-led by Rev. Bran, Cory, and Yvonne, this will be an all-ages service specially designed to be creative and welcoming to children
A poetry service focused on the work we do, all that we see and touch, the pain of what we must give up for what we love, and the blessing of all living creatures.
The trouble with history is that it lives in books and our heads – not places that generate action. We will hear from UCH members Robin Miller (read by Margaret Carrow), Tony Morgan and Ray Harris (read by Tony Morgan) about Black History they learned
Our hymnals draw from a rich diversity of culture and spirituality, filling our Sanctuary with beautiful harmonies each Sunday. How has this music shaped us and what is our relationship to it? Join us Sunday for this all-ages music service.
The Unitarian Church of Harrisburg will be CLOSED tomorrow, January 19th, due to winter weather warnings. The Sunday service is cancelled, but members and friends are welcome to gather on Zoom at 10:30am for fellowship and conversation. Please stay safe, and enjoy your snow day!
This year, on the national holiday set aside to remember the life of Martin Luther King Jr, our country will be undergoing a regime change which many of us fear will threaten our own freedoms. How do we call on the wisdom of civil rights
Peace is a desirable state, you can’t argue with that! But attaining it for everyone is not so simple. When is it time to stop turning the other cheek?
The dark and cold days of January can cause us to feel melancholy and isolated, but they can also be a chance for us to restore and renew our spirits.
