We will meet at The Concept School during our renovation.

Every Sunday morning a small group gathers in the first room on the left in the hall downstairs for meditation. Sometimes it’s in silence, sometimes it’s with recorded music or chants, and sometimes it’s a combination. It’s always, however, a time for quietly exploring our inner selves and breathing—just breathing.

If you’ve never meditated before, don’t feel intimidated. We can help you with a brief introduction to the practice and some tips. If you’ve meditated but only do it sporadically, that’s fine. This is just an opportunity, open to everyone, to come and breathe and let go and set aside one half-hour each week to devote to quiet.

In honor of Memorial Day, members of our congregation will share readings and poems on the broad themes of loss in war and the experience of service. Beyond the parades and picnics, join us for this special service.

Interested in sharing your thoughts about all things music at UCWC? Please join us for an informal get-together. All you need to bring are your comments and ideas.

Topics of discussion include how to make the most of our music program, forming new alliances in the congregation and the community, music goals for the coming year, etc.

We’d love to know how many to expect so please RSVP to email: music.

We will meet at The Concept School during our renovation.

Every Sunday morning a small group gathers in the first room on the left in the hall downstairs for meditation. Sometimes it’s in silence, sometimes it’s with recorded music or chants, and sometimes it’s a combination. It’s always, however, a time for quietly exploring our inner selves and breathing—just breathing.

If you’ve never meditated before, don’t feel intimidated. We can help you with a brief introduction to the practice and some tips. If you’ve meditated but only do it sporadically, that’s fine. This is just an opportunity, open to everyone, to come and breathe and let go and set aside one half-hour each week to devote to quiet.

Our monthly collection for the West Chester Food Cupboard is the first Sunday each month. Look for the white collection baskets in the lobby. In addition to non-perishable foods, personal care items and household items are welcome — just be sure that items have not passed their expiration date.

Another important way to support The Food Cupboard is to put a check in the collection basket. This gives the Food Cupboard the flexibility to purchase items in short supply at the moment and to take advantage of sales. Make your check payable to “UCWC” and write “WC Food Cupboard” in the memo.

The West Chester Food Cupboard is a 100% volunteer organization, so you know that 100% of your contribution will go to fighting food insecurity. The Food Cupboard helps people right here, right now, because, “No one should go hungry.”

Contact Steve Sander, email: food-cupboard.

Rev. Dan Schatz

There are many reasons to love Unitarian Universalism. On this special Sunday, Rev. Dan will explore just a few.