Sunday Service – February 22

We honor both our newest and our longest-standing members in this celebration of what it means to commit to community. The UCH Choir will perform during this service for all ages.

A quote attributed to Rumi instructs, “Let yourself be silently drawn by the strange pull of what you really love. It will not lead you astray.” In this crucial moment of decision-making for the UCH community, each of us must ask ourselves what love is

We need to use the powers to imagine and to believe if we are going to create a better future. These skills are more important than ever in times of crisis. Featuring a performance by the UCH Bell Choir.

Drawing on Booker T. Washington’s famous “Cast down your bucket” imagery, this sermon emphasizes that anti-racism and social justice work do not require searching afar but must begin with the needs immediately surrounding us.

The Unitarian Church of Harrisburg will be CLOSED on Monday, January 26 and Tuesday, January 27 due to the impact of winter weather. The building will reopen on Wednesday, January 28. Most activities are cancelled; some will meet via Zoom. Please see the detailed list below. Monday, January

The Unitarian Church of Harrisburg will be closed January 25th, due to winter weather. The Sunday service is cancelled, but members and friends are welcome to gather on Zoom at 10:30am for fellowship and conversation. We will continue to assess when weather conditions will allow a

Did you love our hymn sing service last year? We’re coming back with yet another celebration of our UU music tradition. Come sing your heart out and experience the power of music to connect us. This service is for all-ages. Children and youth will remain

As we celebrate the birthday of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., we remember the ongoing labors of antiracism and the many Black thinkers and activists whose stories should be told. After the service, we will bless and dedicate our new Black Lives Matter banner.

In a world filled with noise constantly competing for our attention, we sometimes need reminders to embrace both actual and metaphorical quiet.

Join lay-leaders Dorothy Brown, Marjy Schubauer, and Jimmy Handshaw for the annual UCH Poetry Service to ring in the New Year.