One of the themes of Rosh Hashanah asks one to admits faults and to make amends. How might Unitarian Universalists understand this in the light of our tradition?
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It’s the “B” in LGBTQ+. So, what do we think we know? What do we really know?
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A guided discussion to allow the congregation to discuss more deeply the LGBTQ+ topics explored in the session in July.
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In this ingathering service, we reflect on the ongoing life of the congregation and partake in the water ceremony. Feel free to bring water from your home to merge with the water that others will also provide.
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We’re pleased to announce that this service will be hosted and led on Zoom by BuxMont Unitarian Universalist Fellowship in Warrington, PA. Please use the link below. The Service begins at approximately 10:25 and you’re invited to stay after the service for the congregation’s virtual … read more.
Our world is in the midst of turning towards…how shall we behave, where is hope, and what shall we become?
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Being normal, in a traditional sense, is becoming less and less important in American culture. Some embrace nonconformity and others reject it. What is normal for Unitarian Universalists?
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Join us during Musikfest for a celebration-service led by Kira Willey and Choir & Co of Bethlehem. Kira and the C&C Band will energize our morning by leading our singing of “We Shall Not Be Moved,” a centuries-old spiritual tune that became the anthem for … read more.
In commemoration of Hiroshima Day, we will reflect religiously upon the goal of world peace.
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Lughnasadh is the Celtic celebration of change from summer to autumn. This service will explore that change and the value of celebrating this time of life.
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