Remembering Martin Luther King Jr’s words, “The time is always right to do what is right” we will look at Meadville residents Mr Elias Allen and Judge Pearson Church who by their courageous acts in the fall of 1880 set the stage for the desegregation of schools in Pennsylvania the following year. LISTEN:
Founded in 1825, the same year the American Unitarian Association was established, UUCM has had a remarkable history that mirrors and intersects with the national Unitarian and Universalist movements. As our bicentennial year begins, we take a look at what has changed in 200 years and what has not. CLICK HERE FOR THE PDF … Continued
Sharing some of the gifts and lessons found in loss and grief. Service in the Parish House, Arthur Room, led by Karen Schreiber Mason with the option for sharing by others in attendance.
Each year on Christmas Eve, we gather to sing carols and hear the familiar story, ending with the candlelit singing of “Silent Night,” one of many songs that imagine a rustic nativity scene with an array of characters. But how did the birth of a peasant child over two thousand years ago become a global … Continued
Need a break from holiday music? Join Aimee and musical guests Chip Herrington and Dan Hallett with joyful music and stories from the Southern tradition. Leave uplifted and rejuvenated for the holidays! LISTEN:
Today we will dive into the mysteries of the creative process – where do ideas spring from, how do they become changed and shaped along the way, and what happens once something is brought into the world. Lenny Nichols and Josh Searle-White will offer a lively and provocative conversation about creativity as well as music … Continued
As we enter the dark months of the year, many people feel like we are experiencing a dark time in our country as well. This informal service in the Victorian Parlor will explore learning to live in darkness and embrace its blessings, while not losing sight of the light.
Does your prana get stuck? We’ll practice guided meditation and gentle, seated yoga to identify and release these areas. This practice is appropriate for everyone – all ages and levels of mobility. Please wear clothes that allow you to move a little! LISTEN:
