Building the Beloved Community

The last weekend in February, 35 members of our congregation gathered to learn what it means to build an anti-racist multicultural world.

Raise money for the church while you shop

Raise money for the church while you shop for your groceries. Grab a sign up form after church services or download the form to purchase Giant or Weis gift cards! Learn more.

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Leading the Way

The Nominations Committee is seeking nominees for the Board of Directors. If interested, contact Kent Gutzler or Bill Oberti. Pictured here is Shelley Kauffman, board president.

Our Sacred Space

Our community worships weekly in our newly renovated sanctuary, a place of beauty and love where people of all ages and walks of life are welcome.

A Free and Responsible Search for Truth and Meaning

Youth gather weekly on Sunday mornings to explore and learn about religious values and social justice.

We Light This Chalice

During worship and at other church-related programs we light the chalice, the symbol of our Unitarian Universalist faith. Here is a child-friendly version created during one of our religious education classes.

Standing on the Side of Love

Unitarian Universalists stand on the side of love by supporting marriage equality. Here is Rev. Sandra Fees signing her first legal same-sex marriage license. 

Respect for the Web of Life

We embrace opportunities to be good stewards of our planet. Pictured here are church volunteers helping to clean up a local park last Spring.

A Spirit of Celebration

This year our congregation joyfully celebrated 10 years of shared ministry with Rev. Sandra Fees. 

SUNDAY SERVICES are held weekly at 10:30 AM with gathering music at 10:20. Following the service, join us for coffee and tea, light refreshments and conversation.
 
For Cancellation of Worship Services  - Check the church voice mail (610-372-0928) or website after 8 AM Sunday morning.
Mar 1: Why I Give - Rev. Sandra Fees

This morning we celebrate the promise and possibility of our liberal religious principles. What are the passions and values that lead us to give to this religious community?

Mar 8: The Heart of Inquiry - Diane Trieb, Guest Speaker, and Randy Newnham, Worship Associate

This morning we will explore the emotional heart-centered aspects of inquiry with Guest Speaker Diane Trieb. Diane is a friend of the congregation who has been active with Berks Inter Cultural Alliance, planning their annual Faith Festival, and also previously with Celebrations of the Spirit.