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In-person & Live-stream. There was a song a long time ago by Gary Lewis and the Playboys called I Will See You In September. One of the lines is âHave a good time, but remember, there is danger in the summer moon above. I will see you in September, or lose you to a Summer … Continue reading I Will See You in September
In-person and Live-stream. I have been a fan of Holly Near for over forty years. But I didnât know that she was a lot more than a singer songwriter. We will examine her life and learn more about her including her social justice work. Come prepared to sing and learn. The Rev. Dr. Richard Speck … Continue reading The Light of Change
In-person and Live-stream. The story of the good Samaritan sheds light on how compassion and equity are powerful forces that contribute to more loving and inclusive communities. Rev. Steve Wilson is the Executive Director of the Coatesville-based non-profit Educational Equity Alliance (EEA). EEA is an international alliance of educational initiatives and thought leaders committed to … Continue reading On Faith and Equity
In-person and Live-stream. As UUs and concerned citizens, we support the ideals of social, environmental, and financial sustainability and justice throughout our lives. But we may not realize that we can support these same ideals in death as well as life. Planning for the end of life can continue our meaningful contributions to our shared commitments … Continue reading What Will You Leave Behind?
In-person and Live-stream. How does our UU faith sustain us in times of trial, when, for example, we walk through the valley of the shadow of death? Rev. Dave Hunter is a graduate of Princeton University, the Harvard Law School, and Wesley Theological Seminary. Prior to his ordination, he served the Civil Rights Divisionâs Voting … Continue reading Will Your Anchor Hold?
In-person or Live-stream. After a three-year Covid hiatus, the annual summer folk singing service returns. Our theme this year asks you to raise your voices with us in praise of the Seven Principles. Well-known as well as not-so-well-known songs will be sung, so printed lyrics will be distributed. A splendid time is guaranteed for all.
In person and live-stream. Sir Francis Bacon wrote, âHope is a good breakfast, but it is a bad supper.â While Hope springs eternal, what good is it if we donât spring into action? In this sermon, Mark will explore the relationship between Hope and Action and share his thoughts on our responsibility as Unitarian Universalists … Continue reading The Role of Hope in Our Unitarian Universalist Lives
In-person and Live-stream. The faith of modern UUs draws on, âWisdom from the worldâs religions which inspires us in our ethical and spiritual life.â For those of us who are not theistically oriented, what level of comfort do we have with God talk in our services, in our faith, and in our lives? Might we … Continue reading Making Peace with God
In-person and Live-stream. Emily Dougherty is a trauma informed yoga teacher who works with survivors of complex trauma. Emily will talk with us about the impact of trauma on individuals, communities, and society, and how you can support collective healing.
In-person and Live-stream. UCWC member Janet Hutchison will explore the topic of patriotism and other “ism’s” that define our individual and collective identities, while celebrating America in song.
 