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Lessons and Carols

Be with us on this cold, miraculous, joyful, mysterious night that ends in candlelight.  Merry Christmas!

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Enjoy this annual tradition of putting our young people front and center, lifting up our hope for the future and having fun in worship.

Longing to Belong

We are meant to live in community. Everyone wants to belong somewhere, Why not make it  at UU Berks?

Friendsgiving Sunday!

You and yours are warmly invited to share in the joy of a Friendsgiving Service and meal together! Come enjoy Friendsgiving Sunday Service, with songs and messages that comfort and nurture our friendship souls, followed by a wonderful potluck meal.

Interfaith Thanksgiving Service

Gather with us the night before Thanksgiving as we host our community ministry partners The Islamic Center of Reading, Immanuel United Church of Christ, Oheb Sholom & Wyomissing Church of the Brethren in a service of gratitude.

Bread Communion

Join us with the bread of your family, your childhood, or your ethnicity, to share.  Bread in its many forms is shared as we celebrate this season of family and of generosity and gratitude.

Special Zoom Service-Blessing of the Animals

Rev. Amy will host a special evening Blessings of the Animals service from her home with Pearl the cat to bless all of your non-human beloveds. Full vaccination recommended: FUUBC encourages all those who can be vaccinated to be vaccinated, including boosters, as appropriate.  Take action to protect yourself from Covid-19 based on local risk conditions. … Continue reading Special Zoom Service-Blessing of the Animals

No More Volunteers

Can you babysit your own kids?  No, you belong to each other.  When you work really hard on a friendship or marriage, are you volunteering your time?  No, you belong to each other as the commitment grows.  Can you volunteer at your church?  Come find out.

Dia de los Muertos

The Park-Martinez family again invites us to share in this traditional Mexican observance of the Day of the Dead. At this time of year, the veil between our world and the next is at its thinnest, and so we visit with our ancestors and dearly departed.