Join with members of our Contemplative Companions for a mid-summer ‘contemplative pause.’ Together we will create a space to reflect on what it means to “listen with the ears of our heart” and why it matters. To attend by Zoom, click on this link: uuberks.org/zoom-worship. (If this is the first timeyou’re using zoom, you may be prompted … Continue reading Listening With Our Hearts
Susan Peña, a published poet and president of Berks Bards, will lead a service featuring poetry, with an emphasis on protest and witness. The centerpiece will be her presentation, “After the Burning: Six Poems About Book Banning.” The six poems explore the concept of banning/burning books as part of a fascist agenda, in dialog with … Continue reading Poetry, Protest and Witness
From June 18 to 22, our national UU Association met in Baltimore…and many of our Berks UU folks were there! Come to hear about what we learned and experienced. And hear some songs from the new church hymnal!
This morning we will explore the sacredness of our human nature. How might we develop or deepen a sense of trust with our bodies, our voice, our feelings? And what does this earthly instrument have to tell us, what does it want to express, and how? Before Sunday’s service, all are welcome to join in … Continue reading This Instrument
This Sunday is all about South Of Penn and UU Berks taking a step beyond our “special plate collection.” Join us as we welcome neighbors and friends for a sharing of stories past and present, and begin to build real relationship as neighbors. In the words of Mr. Rogers, “Neighbors are people who live close to each … Continue reading SOP & UU
Join us for a GA live stream viewing party in the Gerber room. We will have a small coffee hour starting at 10:30 so everyone has chance to grab a snack for service. Service will start at 11 AM. PLEASE NOTE THE TIME CHANGE .There will be no RE this week. The Church will open … Continue reading Worship From General Assembly
Let’s talk about freedom, what Americans seem to think it is, and the paradox of freedom with limits. Also, we’ll celebrate bridging for our youth and young adults.
When have you made a conscious choice to live in freedom? What were the unexpected consequences of that choice? We will explore and share some of the answers to these questions. And join us afterwards for a light lunch and conversation!
Join us as we celebrate with the beloved flower communion ceremony and honor the many hands it takes to make the life of the congregation.
For Memorial Day, the words of Frederick Douglass and what it means to remember.
