In the rush of living we often miss the small details. When we look more closely, we can find sacredness even in those things that we find most ordinary. At the Concept School.

People relate to their country in many ways – as workers, as lovers, as dreamers, as immigrants, as protestors and more. Those who understood love of country the most have often been those who were able to view their homeland with honest eyes and hold it to the highest possible standards. On this 4th of … Continue reading My Love Is a Dreamer

For the past month, our minister has been collecting questions from you. This morning he will give some answers. If you have a question for the service, please get it to Dan no later than June 4.

For many of us, Spring is a time to work in the gardens—but there are many kinds of gardens.  What would it mean for us to become gardeners of the spirit?

This will be our first service in The Concept School — 1120 Street Rd, West Chester — during our building renovations. On Mother’s Day, we honor all those who have taken on a parenting role in our lives, from our own parents to those mothers and fathers of spirit who helped us grow into the … Continue reading Spiritual Parents

In a very special intergenerational service, we will celebrate the beginning of our renovation by by sharing memories and stories of our time in this building so far.  We will also share flowers, in the traditional Unitarian Universalist ritual – a reminder that the real beauty in our congregation is not the building, however wonderful, … Continue reading Memories and Flowers

In its pagan and Christian origins, Easter celebrates the renewal of the spirit, life reborn and persistent hope. Unitarian Universalists can find very real meaning in these themes today.

Much of life is improvisational. In a faith that provides no single road map to Ultimate Truth, religion can be improvisational as well – but no less powerful for that. This service will include a Signing Ceremony to welcome our newest members.

Old magazines, childhood toys, and souvenirs from long-forgotten vacations – these things fill our basements, attics and storage units. Decades old Religious Education curricula, donated computers and forgotten furniture – these things fill our congregation’s building! What do we do with all of this stuff, and why is it important to us anyway? In this … Continue reading Piles of Stuff