These Are Interesting Times
Guest Speaker: Bob Wood
Historian, writer, artist, and retired English teacher Bob Wood will share in depth history of our local area, with an emphasis on the folk culture of the PA Germans of the Perkiomen region. He will examine the … read more.
Confronting the Structures of Evil
Speaker: Reverend Dave
Today we will begin a series on the current Black American experience, which Rev. Dave will continue through Black history month in February. Here he will provide an overview of that experience in the 21st century, as he now sees … read more.
A Morning of Poetry
Speakers: Congregation and Guests
Lay Leader: Allan Pallay
Are there poems or passages of prose that you have found to be particularly beautiful; that have moved you emotionally? If so, come to this service and share them with UUFP friends … read more.
Comfort Ye My People
Speaker: Reverend Dave Farrington
Christmas is the quintessential story of the soul, with all of its symbols, most especially a beautiful baby in a manger who reminds us of the sacredness of every child and … read more.
A Gift to Give
Speaker: Reverend Dave Farrington
What would happen if Santa turned his gift-giving powers over to children? Well, I talked with Santa, who confesses he has tried it and the results are more than interesting. Today I’ll share with you what Santa told … read more.
The Book Club is continuing to read the book of the month from December: Sweetness #9 by Stephan Eirik Clark. Clark takes a satirical look at over two decades of food wars, family life and American culture. We will meet on January 24th. A flyer … read more.
Simplify, Simplify, Simplify
Speaker: Reverend Dave Farrington
Thoreau famously said, “Our life is frittered away by detail. Simplify, simplify, simplify! Well, what would he think of Black Friday and our commercial treatment of Christmas today? Join me as we walk through the world of … read more.
Scrooge and Dickensian Dharma
Speaker: Miranda Van Horn
Lay Leader: CJ Rhoads
In the Preface to A Christmas Carol, Charles Dickens wrote, “I have endeavored in this Ghostly little book, to raise the Ghost of an Idea, which shall not put my readers … read more.
