Month: September 2021

Univoice Weekly

Historically, when others were preaching about a sinful world, our Unitarian Universalist religion saw potential. How about you? Are you trusting what’s possible and remaining hopeful and vulnerable?

cultivating connection

nadine j. smet-weiss

spiritual director

go slow

look around

take notice

pause

pay attention

unhurry

be 

here

now

this season

this day

this moment

this breath

this life

connected

Cultivating Relationships

From Sandra’s Study, October 2021

What is it that gives you the power

to make that change, to ask that question?

What is it that says you have done well,

that brings you to stillness, that holds you up in hard times?

It is relationship, the beating heart of our … read more.

Meet the Minister

Sunday, October 24, 11:30 am-12:15 pm

Zoom Platform

We are offering this time for people who are new to UU Berks and would like to spend time with our minister, Rev. Dr. Sandra Fees, in a small-group environment. The conversation will be an opportunity to learn more about … read more.

Univoice Weekly

We all make mistakes, and when we do, it can seem like things will never be repaired. We might imagine we’ll always feel bad and people won’t trust us again. Join us this morning as we explore the complexities of saying “I’m sorry” and how apologies can offer us the possibility of beginning again. Our worship service will be held virtually by zoom.

Masked Music and Meditation

September 25 at 6 PM

Please join us live for a peaceful time of contemplative reflection in the sanctuary on, accompanied by the acoustic music of one of our talented musicians.

We will keep safety in mind by limiting our capacity to 20 people. Vaccination is required … read more.

Univoice Weekly

Ingathering and UU Water Communion. Ebee Bromley, Rev. Dr. Sandra Fees. Water connects us as a community and as human beings no matter where we are. This morning we celebrate our connection with the Unitarian Universalist Water Communion, in which we gather water into a common bowl as we reflect on what we are thirsting for – for ourselves and our world.