Our Gardens
Our fellowship garden is thriving and already yielding a substantial amount of produce for the Pottstown Cluster. There was over 3 pounds of sugar snap peas harvested and donated on Wednesday, June 23rd and there are still many coming on! Cucumbers, peppers, squash … read more.
The Diversity Which Unites Us.
Speaker: Rev Christine Robinson: Unitarian Universalist Minister.
Human Beings are hard wired to like people who are just like they are and think just like they do. We grow into appreciation of the spice of variety and the challenge of … read more.
Who’s Afraid of the Ten Commandments? Rev Dave Hunter.
What role do the Ten Commandments play in our lives? In the life of our nation generally? How many of us could recite them from memory? Is it time for some fresh commandments? Do we … read more.
Walking the Distance. Speaker: Emily Quarles-Mowrer.
One of my favorite posters from the late 1990’s features a lone penguin standing on an ice-flow with its adorable little wings spread wide. … read more.
Emergence!
It looks like we are finally beginning to emerge from the depths of the pandemic. The White House announced that 50% of adults have been vaccinated. Case numbers are down. What has your life been like these last fifteen months? Has it felt like 17 … read more.
“The world is closed for renovations, Grand Reopening soon.” ~ Anonymous
A lot has changed over the past month as it relates to the pandemic. Case rates of COVID-19 are down, number of people immunized are up and the strict rules on … read more.
‘Til Death Do Us Part: Taking Marriage Seriously, Speaker: Rev. Dave Hunter.
Having officiated for 19 weddings, in 4 different states, in the last 20 years, having been a … read more.
Finding Your True North, Guest Speaker: Amanda Aikman, UU Minister.
How well does your inner GPS guide you to make decisions, large and small? Do you believe in a divinely ordained path for your life, or do … read more.
Proverb of Ashes: Part 2, Speaker: Rev. Kerry Mueller.
In May we considered Job, the good man to whom bad things happen. He was suffering greatly from a crisis of meaning, and needing someone to listen to … read more.
