Author: Elizabeth Bromley

Fall Camping with UUBerks

We’re looking forward to spending time together in nature Friday October 9th and Saturday October 10th. The Historic Nicholas Stolzfus Homestead welcomes us to set up camp nestled by the Tulpehocken Creek. The homestead features nearby bathrooms, running water with a short drive time for many of us. We’ll set up camp, play games, share … Continue reading Fall Camping with UUBerks

Begin Boldly

It’s the start of another season of making music.  Bashing through notes and rhythms to get to the good stuff.  The actual music – the full picture, the story telling, really full resonant sound that connects to the soul.  At the start of learning new music, we can begin timidly, wanting to avoid getting things … Continue reading Begin Boldly

Meditation Group – meets on Tuesdays

Did you know we have a weekly meditation group? Please consider yourself invited to give meditation a try or renew your practice. No experience needed. Cushions and chairs provided.Bring your curiosity and an open heart. Know someone ready to slow down and pay attention? Forward this along or share our signup: uuberks.org/meditation

Embracing Possibility: Hymn of the Month Highlight

Sing Out Love ( https://www.singoutlove.org/) is our new hymnal resource from the Unitarian Universalist Association. As we explore embracing what isn’t yet but what could be let’s take some time with the text of this month’s hymn. What verse or chorus connects with you today? We are rooted in fertile ground (fertile ground) And our … Continue reading Embracing Possibility: Hymn of the Month Highlight

We’re curious…

Over the past several months, we’ve adjusted the space at the front of our sanctuary. Let us know – what’s it been like to worship with the space for the kids up front? Please share your thoughts with us here: https://uuberks.org/question

Stories of Resistance

Come on March 8th from 12 to 12:30 to hear about the call to Minneapolis, BLUU’s work with nonviolent, non-cooperative direct action training and experiences. Rev Sage will share examples of community building and ways congregations are serving their neighbors. Bring a packed lunch. We’ll have a spot in the gerber room to park them … Continue reading Stories of Resistance