Dr. Fisher is with “Changing the Conversation,” speaking on deep canvassing as an act of repair. Read her bio here. Libby Tisdell is scheduled to perform. RE class will meet for children and youth in grades 1-12. The nursery will be open for children ages
Firsts are a lifelong experience—indeed, a daily one. Yet many of us experience some of our most foundational and transformative firsts during the turbulent years of early adulthood. We will honor those firsts, as well as the many firsts we encounter throughout every stage of
Ingathering! Be sure to bring your own offering of water to our annual celebration. Water has the power to rock us, heal us, and bring us home. The UCH Choir is scheduled to perform. Children and youth will remain in the sanctuary for this Whole
Is it enough to just exist? As individuals and as a community, something changes when we choose a path. Summer RE classes will meet. The nursery will be open for children ages 5 and under.
Dan discusses why we must prevent the past, especially concerning our religious identity, from diverting our attention from the future. Summer RE classes will meet. The nursery will be open for children ages 5 and under.
We welcome guest speaker Rabbi Tzvia Jasper of Temple Ohev Sholom. She will reflect on an experience she had at Pride. Summer RE classes will meet. The nursery will be open for children ages 5 and under.
“That’s How We Love” is a unique service about a young millennial named August struggling with their mental health, their religious father, and the socio-political state of their country. Through a series of musical messages from friends and loved ones, August learns that the connection
Through stories and reflections from foreigners, outsiders, and their descendants, this service explores the struggles of those who have sought belonging in unfamiliar places—and the persistence, courage, and hope that carry people toward a new dawn. This service for all ages is led by Cordell
We welcome guest speaker Jordan Wilkie, a democracy reporter for WITF News, who will reflect on the lessons he’s learned in his last year of immigration reporting, including what he sees as gaps in resources that regular folks could step in and provide. Members of
Here in Harrisburg, we celebrate LGBTQIA+ Pride each year in late July. Now more than ever it’s important for us to show our support for queer and trans folks. What does it mean to be proud? And how does the liberation of the queer community
