Allhallowseve is a Christian based remembrance of those who have died. How would it look from a UU perspective? Is it more than costumes and candy? Is there courage in facing the darker days whether of death or winter? LISTEN:
This will be a Q&A service where people can ask Rev. Alex questions about ministry and congregations. Questions should be filled out in advance and sent to Jodi. LISTEN:
Hope, both fragile and strong, takes courage. LISTEN:
This service will kick off our annual canvass. But to look ahead to the next year (and decade, and century), we will start by looking back, back to our church’s almost 200 years of existence, back to the start of the Unitarian and Universalist movements here in the U.S. and in Europe, and back even further, … Continued
The Japanese practice of forest meditation gives us the chance to reconnect with the natural world with patience and wonder. Debra Anyu Savelle is a certified forest guide for forest therapy and will lead several groups the week of October 2-7. LISTEN:
Having calm, reasoned dialogue with our northwestern Pennsylvania neighbors can be tricky and stressful. How can we use our own sacred, intentional voice to bring people to the polls in November? LISTEN:
We reflect on the second principle and its implications for our lives. LISTEN:
We arrive again in our lovely sanctuary as covid lingers and the world slides into turmoil. We will sing one song and the title speaks to it. Please bring non-perishable food items rather than water so we can contribute to the Family Services Center.” (Note: no potluck is planned at this time) LISTEN:
“A Summer of Music” Appreciation of music in many forms and expression. This summer we will explore some of the aspects of music’s universal spirituality. People often say the “music is the thing that gets me through.” Hopefully, we will experience and learn more about music’s inclusive and mood affirming nature, how musical expression supports … Continued
