9/17/17 Sermon Our Fourth of faith
Jewish and Christian teachings
Paul D. Daniel, Minister
The fourth source of our faith derives from Jewish and Christian teachings that call us to
respond to God’s love by loving our neighbors as ourselves. Sadly, these Holy … read more.
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9/10/17 9/16/07 Sermon
Ingathering-Water Communion
Returning Home Where Hearts Meet Hearts
Rev. Paul D. Daniel, Minister
Today we come together to celebrate life
symbolized by water. We come to celebrate
community; to celebrate the opportunity to be
with … read more.
“The Questing Community”
As we gather again we begin to turn our thoughts to cooler weather and hopefully more moderate tempers. This has been an angry summer of political and community discontent.
Regardless of your party affiliation our government has failed us. There is gridlock … read more.
Sunday September 3, 2017
Indian Summer Lay Speaker: Lisa Jokiel
There are several members of UUFP who have Native American background. We will share and discuss what we have inherited. In addition, Lisa will give an overview of … read more.
Sunday September 10, 2017
In-gathering Water Service Speaker: Reverend Paul Daniel
We will celebrate our community coming back together after the summer.
Please remember to bring waters collected from wherever you spend your summertime: … read more.
Sunday, September 17
Our Fourth Source of Faith Speaker: Reverend Paul Daniel
We will share some of the wisdom of the ages from Jewish and Christian teachings.
Please join us for our Third … read more.
Sunday, September 24, 2017
Agriculture and a New Meaning for the Future Guest Speaker: Rick Rigutto
Manager, Charlestown Farm Lay Leader: Allan Pallay
Conventional methods of agriculture … read more.
UUFP attends Vigil for Unity
Several UUFP members attended the Vigil for Unity in Pottstown organized by the NAACP, YWCA, Pottstown Human Relations Commission and POWER Metro, held on August 17th.
Sunday, August 6, 2017
Medicine and Spirituality—An Oxymoron? Lay leader: Jon Dreazen
At one time many years ago physicians and priests were one and the same. Healing in those days was highly dependent on accessing the patients spirituality … read more.
