Nationalism is antithetical to our Unitarian Universalist faith, but it’s also contrary to the teachings of Jesus. In a political climate claiming to be guided by Christian values, how have anti-immigration attitudes become so prevalent?
As the turning Earth carries us into the deepening darkness of winter, and looming shadows of hate and hurt plunge the world into an anxious twilight, we pause. In such times, we draw closer, offering our mutual support and affection. In darkening times, we renew
For our annual Hanging of the Greens service, join us for holiday carols and hands-on crafts as we decorate our Sanctuary together. Special guest performances by the Harrisburg Gay Men’s Chorus.
Loneliness is an issue that impacts many of us at various points in our lives. It can feel particularly acute during the holiday season. Whether you find peace in solitude, are longing for connection, or a little of both, join us as we explore what
This time of year, we talk a lot about giving and gratitude. Many of us feel pulled, in the cold of winter, to help bring light to the people around us, but what kind of gift makes the biggest difference? In a world centered around
Following close behind election day, this service will help unite and inspire us for the work ahead as we continue to strive for a future which honors the worth of all.
Folk music is a driving force for connection, community, and collaboration. Join us in joyful noisemaking during an intergenerational song-filled service. Lift your voice and sing along with music from across the decades that fosters hope and resilience. Leave inspired to make a positive difference
This multigenerational service invites us to explore our relationship with love, death, and remembrance. Bring your dearest memories of lost loved ones (and perhaps some tissues) to this special Sunday, when we will hold one another in the complicated and beautiful work of grieving.
Deeper Than The Skin is a powerful program presented by Reggie Harris and Greg Greenway, two musicians and storytellers who share a unique friendship forged across racial and cultural lines in their native Virginia. Their program explores themes of race, identity, and shared humanity through
Indigenous Peoples’ Day and National Coming Out Day share more than just the second week in October. When we open ourselves to listening to each other’s stories of ancestry and identity, we are invited to discover a new kind of understanding.
