Weekly News for the week of: July 2, 2023 This Sunday: Three Great Love Stories July 2, 2023 at 10:30 am Rev. Amy DeBeck Rev. Amy spins 3 biblical stories for us this morning as we have more daylight hours to ponder our lives, and the love in our lives. Settle into the summer and bring … Continue reading Univoice Weekly
Contemplative Companions will be taking a summer hiatus in the months of July and August. We will be regathering again in September. If you are interested in learning more about Contemplative Companions, please feel free to reach out to Nadine (njw1258@hotmail.com or 484-333-4015) or jane (windowsjmr@gmail.com or 610-927-6187).
by nadine j. smet-weissspiritual director howarewefaithfullytogetherbecomingmorewelcomingmorediversemoreequitablemoreaccessiblemoreinclusivefaithfullytogether
This past week at General Assembly, thousands of UU’s from across the globe and many ages gathered to worship, to wonder, and to explore what we as Unitarian Universalists believe. One way we did this was to vote on the process of updating what’s in Article two of the UUA’s bylaws to continue. Article two is the section that holds what have been called our principles and sources, although, they’ve had a few different names through the years since the Unitarians and Universalists merged into one faith in 1961.
Weekly News for the week of: June 25, 2023 This Sunday: LIVE FROM GA General Assembly is in Pittsburgh this year. As many folks from UU Berks will be online or in person participants, may we all worship together this morning. Streaming from GA, you may watch at home or gather in the Gerber … Continue reading Univoice Weekly
Please help FUUBC represent at this years Reading Pridefest! Pridefest will be held on July 16th from 11-6pm at Jim Dietrich park located at 4889 Stoudts Ferry Bridge Rd, Reading 19605. We are in need of people to setup, greet and breakdown our table. Please sign up here https://www.signupgenius.com/go/20F0F45A5A92DA5FA7-pridefest2
As June is PRIDE month, and our theme is “delight,” may we gather together. May we strengthen our bonds of community and together, and renew our resolve for the struggles ahead.
A Child Went Forth Come take part in this beautiful traditional UU service where our graduates cross the bridge between youth and young adulthood. Not just a high school graduation service, we honor many achievers, so come prepared to feel proud. The service will encompass the theme of transitions.
Click Here to Register for Walk For NO MORE Saturday June 17, 2023 9:00-11:00 am 820 at the Mills/Behind Sly Fox Taproom (former VF Outlet Complex)
Hello UU members, you are all invited to the annual Juneteenth Celebration and Barbecue on June 17th.The event will be located at the Elks Lodge 237 Walnut street Reading.The hours will be from 12 to 6pm. This is a family Celebration with numerous activities for children( for instance, glass blowing from GoggleWorks), entertainment, Juneteenth speakers, … Continue reading Juneteenth Celebration
