Easter Sunday *Hybrid*
What does Easter mean for UUs?
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Embracing Hopelessness *Hybrid*
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Gathering in Person *Hybrid*
Join us as we gather in person and online.
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We will be conducting this hybrid Sunday Service in person and online via Zoom.
You may join the service in person at our current location:
Lehigh Valley Active Life Center
1633 Elm St.
Allentown, PA … read more.
Forgiveness
How can forgiveness help us look forward?
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Equinox/Ostara
Join us for the celebration of the spring equinox.
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Online Purim Party
Can’t get enough Purim? Join Pastor Madelyn for a brief online Purim party on the evening of March 16 at 7 pm. Costumes welcome.
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We will be conducting this Sunday Service online via Zoom. You may join the service with a computer, tablet, or … read more.
For Such a Time as This
What can Purim and the story of Esther teach us about hope and resilience?
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When Hope is Hard to Find
What do we do when we’re feeling hopeless? How can we find a way to hold on to hope when we’re at the end of our rope? Come and find out.
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Laissez Les Bon Temps Rouler! A Mardi Gras Service
Get out your masks and beads and get ready to turn the world upside-down!
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Lectio Divina
Join Pastor Madelyn for a contemplative service of Lectio Divina on Friday evening, February 25 at 7 pm. In this style of worship/prayer/study, we read or listen to the same short passage three or four times, and reflect upon it during periods of silence or … read more.