Lay Speaker: Jon Dreazen
Lay Leader: Linda Kozitsky
Last month I spoke about our Universalist heritage, half of our legacy as Unitarian Universalists. Today I will address the other larger half which is the Unitarian side. The idea of a Unitarian God goes back to the early … read more.
Why Is There Something Rather Than Nothing? -Ultimate question or pointless diversion?
Speaker: Reverend Dave Hunter
If you know the answer to this question please let me know, and I’ll find a different topic. And when I say “nothing” I mean nothing: no empty space, no time, no … read more.
Topic: The Opioid Crisis: Problems and Solutions
Speaker: CJ Rhoads, M.Ed., D.Ed.
All are welcome to attend. Please bring your own dinner complete with plate, utensils, and your own drink. This way the kitchen crew can relax and join us for the evening. Thank you.
How would … read more.
“Playing God,” or Using the Brains God Gave Us?
Guest Speaker: Donna Yarri, PhD Professor of Theology, Alvernia University
Lay Leader: Allan Pallay
The mapping of the human genome and accompanying technologies have created issues today with which we will be grappling for a long time. We have the … read more.
A Fuller Life
Speaker: Reverend Kerry Mueller
Margaret Fuller was a 19th century Unitarian, journalist, scholar, and so much more. Come celebrate Women’s History Month with a closer look at her life and accomplishments.
South Georgia and the Falklands
Lay Speaker: Mary Ryan
You may be aware of the Falklands based on the war over their control between England and Argentina in 1982. This talk will cover a bit of that history along with the local fauna — lots of fauna. … read more.
In my January service, we looked at the requirements of ministry and
membership, and how they translate to citizenship. Looking for elements that would help us to build a strong religious community, I hovered
between two meditations, and finally settled on Victoria Safford’s … read more.
Soto Zen priest Les Kaye, wrote, “the pull toward spiritual practice
always comes, on some level, from a sense that universal love is natural, that it can – should be — lived and expressed.” During January
we took a special collection to support the Pottstown Area Cluster … read more.
