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.
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
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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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As a part of renewing our commitment to be a Welcoming Congregation, it’s essential that new people in the congregation understand our congregation’s commitment to this work, and learn about the concerns of LGBTQ+ people and this church’s role in building a more equitable world. … read more.
Over the years Sue (with the help of others) has spoken about life lesson we can all use. Will revisit some of those and see how they’ve changed post-COVID/with aging.
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One of the greatest sources of power we have as humans is our ability to imagine and tell stories. This includes the stories we tell ourselves about ourselves. These narratives define who we are and impact how we feel, the way we see ourselves, and … read more.
Every person is born with a name, but as we grow up, we assume other identities. Though the process of naming oneself is important to each of us, doing so is especially important to LGBTQ+ people. What names are important to you? Who do you … read more.
We are all tangled up together in a great web of life that is woven with beauty and hardship, love and loss, thriving and struggle. How do we tend well to the weaving so that all of us are held in care?
Rev. Larry Smith introduces … read more.
We may be fearful when facing a choice between the known and unknown, or stability and possible chaos. What’s the secret to finding safety on the other side? Using a road trip across the US as a framework, Dr. Davis will share her learnings about … read more.
