Please meet us for our 1st in-person service lot under the canopies in our back parking lot!
Leaders of Conservation Efforts and Awareness, in Chronological Order
Lay Speaker: Lisa Jokiel.
For thousands of years, Indigenous Native Americans have always practiced Conservationism. They will be … read more.
Will you be prepared to make informed choices when voting in the May 18th primary election? The League of Women Voters has provided helpful information on this election, particularly an explanation regarding the 3 proposed amendments to the PA Constitution.
Aside from the ballot questions, … read more.
The Present is a Gift. Speaker: Emily Quarles-Mowrer.
In her 1974 book Pilgrim at Tinker Creek, Annie Dillard wrote, “[B]eauty and grace are performed whether or not … read more.
What is Religion, and Why Bother? Rev Dave Hunter
An increasing percentage of our population are turning their backs on religion,
including many of those brought up as UUs. If we don’t believe in … read more.
From Hughes to Hip Hop: Hearing Black Poets Then and Now. … read more.
Proverbs of Ashes Part I. Rev Kerry Mueller
Come visit with Job, the good man to whom bad things happened. What can you do when your friend is suffering for no good reason?
The Empathy Gap. Speaker: Mary Ryan.
It’s been a rough time for the last year or so and one thing that stands out to me is that we seem to have a lack of empathy for what … read more.
According to the Pew Research Center, the percentage of American adults describing themselves as Christians dropped from 77% to 65% in the last decade, and the percentage religiously unaffiliated increased from 17% to 26%. What are we to make of this? What comes to mind … read more.
“After all, I can’t complain. I have my friends.” ~ Eeyore
Friendship is part of the lifeblood that keeps the UUFP going. Seeing and being with friends is what most people have missed during this pandemic. The UUFP is no different. If not for friendship, why … read more.
It’s been quite a March. Beware the Ides! Celebrate Women’s History. Enjoy your Irish roots
– real or purely fictional. Passover brings its stories and symbolic meals to families in small pandemic pods. Appreciate the signs of spring – I’ve had reports of crocuses, and I’m … read more.
