Upcoming Services
June 1 – âConnecting Heartsâ – Cassie Lengel
On this RE Sunday we bring together our hearts, connecting with all weâve done this past year, thanking our teachers, and celebrating our graduating seniors bridging from youth to young adults.
June 8 – âSupporting Immigrant Voicesâ – Jasmine Rivera, Executive Director the Pennsylvania Immigration Coalition
Jasmine Rivera, the Executive Director the Pennsylvania Immigration Coalition, will be speaking about the current state of immigration in our area. She will address what we’re facing right now, and how the commitment to our shared values and action is what will get us through these dark times. It is a topic of seriousness and hope. We will also listen to the voices of two immigrant leaders, learning about their insights. Join us as we learn about Jasmineâs experience with community organizing, civic engagement, data and analysis, and coalition building.
June 15 – Pride Month
In June, we celebrate our LGBTQ+ friends, family, and neighbors. UCWC members will reflect first-hand on personal journeys, challenges, joys, and sorrows — the rainstorms, the rainbows, and the in-between.
June 22 – âLife Is Full of Surprises” (You Just Never Know whatâs Coming Next) – Sue Davis
Please join us as UCWC friend, Sue Davis, shares a personal story about a life-changing experience which she never anticipated. Her account of this experience is both powerful and amazing. She has much to share that will help us to face the unexpected when it occurs in our lives.
Sue Davis is retired from a long career in Nursing. After becoming a Registered Nurse, she worked initially in a hospital setting. Later she worked as a nurse educator. During the last 20 years of her career, she was a School Nurse in the Unionville-Chadds Ford School District. She was also a CPR Instructor for many years.
June 29 – âThe Soul of a Nation” Rev. Dan Schatz
As the United States prepares to enter its 250th year, we reflect on the ideals, civil rights, and civil liberties at the heart of our nationâs soul – and our call to protect them.