In our last service at The Concept School (again) we’ll ask what we do when events don’t turn out as planned. (Remember to set your clocks back one hour this week!)

Traditionally, All Souls is a day to honor our ancestors and remember the dead. This special service, our last at The Concept School, will include a ritual of remembrance. All who come are invited to bring a photograph or a memento of someone you are remembering for the altar. At the Concept School. Following this … Continue reading All Souls

Last Spring, we joined with Unitarian Universalist congregations across the country for a teach-in on White Supremacy. The organizers of that movement have asked us to engage in a second Sunday dedicated to discussing White Supremacy. For this special sermon, Rev. Schatz will talk about systemic racism, the Black Lives Matter movement, current events, and … Continue reading Listen to the Struggle

“The Kingdom of Heaven” is an ancient image, and for many Unitarian Universalists, an uncomfortable one. The novelist Philip Pullman, author of The Golden Compass, suggests a “Republic of Heaven.” What might a truly democratic cosmology look like? This service will be followed by a Town Hall.

The Jewish high holy days are a time for taking stock of our lives, paying off debts, and measuring our deeds. That practice of taking account can be a deeply moving and transforming experience. At The Concept School.

We live much of our lives in the spaces between events. Honoring and learning from these times can be an important part of our spiritual growth. At The Concept School.

Unitarian Universalism is a diverse religion, as the United States is a diverse nation and West Chester a diverse community. How do we honor different ideas and experiences while creating unity and justice?