Join us Sunday morning at 10:30 in the sanctuary. Masks are still required at this time. The Zoom link for the September 18th service will be emailed Sunday morning. The service this week will not be available on YouTube. We apologize for the inconvenience.
From guest speaker Jim Cavenaugh, “I recently survived two near-death experiences, and realized that unless I learned, I might not survive the next. Thinking about them and other life-changing experiences I have witnessed, it struck me that we remember things based on the groups/tribes/communities we
Covenanting is the central practice of our Unitarian Universalist faith. Although covenants provide a roadmap for how to stay in relationship when times are great as well as when they are tough, we seldom address how covenants call us to conflict. Get ready to engage
When we think about anger and rage, most people in this culture inhabit one of two expressions – that of being conflict avoidant; choosing to be polite – to not make waves OR becoming explosively reactive – striking out in ways that can cause harm
Our summer series “Defiant in Love” continues this Sunday with guests Marjy Schubauer-Hartman and Lois Voigt. Marjy and Lois share a message in word and song about the power of music, the value of community, and the need for perseverance. We are conducting worship services
Our summer series “Defiant in Love” continues this Sunday with guest speaker, Don Brown, and his message “Learning from Greta Thunberg and Hannah Arendt Why and How Citizen Engagement on Issues of Justice is Indispensable In a Democracy.” We are conducting worship services on Sunday
We are living through difficult times in our country. But, this is not the first time. What can, should, will we do to save the dream of democracy? Join guest speaker, the Rev. Joan M. Sabatino, Director of UUJusticePA, for her message. We are conducting worship
Tainted by inherited trauma, we often feel stuck behaving in harmful, selfish, addictive ways that damage ourselves, our descendants, and the planet. In the context of our damaged and dysfunctional culture, acting with honor for our ancestors, respect for ourselves, and love for future generations
On Sunday, June 26th we will not have our own service but will virtually join UU congregations across the country in attending Sunday worship at our annual Unitarian Universalist General Assembly. Click here to livestream GA Sunday Worship at 12:30 pm. You can also view
