For millennia mystics and poets have told us that “All is one” and yet we feel ourselves surrounded by separation, antagonism, and isolation! With help from some intrepid dung beetles, science ambassador JD Stillwater takes us on a tour of findings from mainstream science that reveal an underlying wholism in everything from human bodies to ecosystems to the very fabric of space-time. In short, science agrees: “All is one."
The UCWC Men’s Group will meet in-person on Tuesday, July 2, at 7 pm. Gerry Giess will lead the discussion and we will meet at his place – details will be sent out via email: If you are interested in participating but are not yet on the UCWC Men’s Group email distribution list, please reach out to Mark and Dirk at mens-group@ucwc.org.
Patriotism should be on our minds and hearts year-round. The acknowledgement and celebration around America’s birthday tends to bring this topic to the forefront. Hear some thoughts and exhortations about the crucial sentiment and practice of patriotism and join in some traditional American song.
Small Group Ministry is a way to gather with other Unitarian Universalists twice a month for community, conversation, and connection. Each session is organized around a theme and includes a chalice lighting, readings, and questions to spark discussion. Groups are led by trained facilitators. If you are interested in joining a group, please write to email: SGM.
This service will be followed by a MidSummer Potluck in our air conditioned sanctuary! Come enjoy lunch with our UCWC community! Contact fun@ucwc.org [or see Calendar Event] for details.
Today's service will be followed by a MidSummer Potluck in our air conditioned sanctuary! Come enjoy lunch with our UCWC community! Contact fun@ucwc.org
Please join us on Sunday, July 14, when Reverend Dan is back in the pulpit, for an after service Potluck!
No real agenda, Just summertime fellowship, with food, air conditioning and good company!
Please bring a favorite dish to share, and if you are so inclined, bring a game to play.
Every summer RE invites our friends and families, as well as the whole congregation, to join us for ice cream to beat the heat and meet some cool people! This year we are planning to meetup at the Creamery at the Milky Way Farm in Chester Springs where all the ice cream is made fresh! They are accessible for parking and have room for the kids to run around and see the animals. They can also accommodate nut allergies with dedicated procedures and freshly opened products. So save the date and join us on Wednesday July 17th at the creamery at 7pm and plan for August 8th TBD.
One of the greatest gifts we can share with others is a sense of our own peace. However, we can’t share what we don’t have. Dr. Wicks, an expert on the prevention of secondary stress (the pressures experienced in reaching out to others), will offer insights into how we can live in peace and, in turn, extend our warmth to others without losing our own inner fire in the process.
Dr. Robert Wicks has spoken on resilience, self-care, and the prevention of secondary stress in venues ranging from universities to Capitol Hill, the UK and Beirut. He has published over 60 books, including most recently The Simple Care of a Hopeful Heart: Mentoring Yourself in Difficult Times.
Small Group Ministry is a way to gather with other Unitarian Universalists twice a month for community, conversation, and connection. Each session is organized around a theme and includes a chalice lighting, readings, and questions to spark discussion. Groups are led by trained facilitators. If you are interested in joining a group, please write to email: SGM.
Small Group Ministry is a way to gather with other Unitarian Universalists twice a month for community, conversation, and connection. Each session is organized around a theme and includes a chalice lighting, readings, and questions to spark discussion. Groups are led by trained facilitators. If you are interested in joining a group, please write to email: SGM.
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10:00 am: Sunday Service: Who's Afraid of the Ten Commandments?
With recent plans of Louisiana to post the Ten Commandments in all classrooms in the state, and similar attempts in other parts of the country, the line between church and state in the US is being tested. Setting aside the First Amendment issue, how do we think of such plans to incorporate religious values into secular education, and the overlap of religious, moral, and political values?
Rev. Dave Hunter is a mostly retired UU minister and a retired voting rights lawyer, who served in the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division for 25 years. Dave is a graduate of Princeton University, Harvard Law School, and Wesley Theological Seminary. Dave and his wife, Rev. Kerry Mueller, live at White Horse Village.
