Rev. Amy speaks of resilience and the flexibility required for life today. Take action to protect yourself from Covid-19 based on local risk conditions. Feel free to wear a mask anytime. FUUBC encourages all those who can be vaccinated to be vaccinated, including boosters, as appropriate. To attend by Zoom, click on this link: uuberks.org/zoom-worship. (If this … Continue reading Being Ready to Not be Ready
Rev. Amy shares stories about sexual education, and about our religion’s understanding of it, which sometimes sets us apart from the mainstream! Bring a friend and expect prizes as Rev. Amy celebrates summer in church!
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 friends to “check out” your church! Our theme for the year is “The Gifts of Our Faith” so each Sunday that Rev. Amy … Continue reading Three Great Love Stories
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 room to watch together. PLEASE NOTE: GA SERVICE BEGINS AT 11 AM. We we will … Continue reading LIVE FROM GA
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.
Memorial Day weekend falls within Mental Health Awareness month. While it is always a fine balancing act to stay on the healthy side of life, grief, trauma, and The Pandemic make it more challenging. Come and be with your people this morning—you will feel better.
Mystery Pals get revealed, we hold a New Member Ceremony, and afterward, we have our Annual Meeting
All of this talk about a search committee and the budget and General Assembly and the annual meeting…..it is time to check in on how our spiritual life is doing as tasks for the transition pick up momentum.
Today we honor our mother with the transformative love of the Flower Ceremony and celebrate Earth Day. Bring flowers and take home different ones. Bring a friend, too, to enjoy this meaningful day.
Wear your Easter bonnets and be ready to explore what Easter can mean to those of us whose religion is named for 2 Christian doctrines. Note to seasoned UU Berks folks, Flower Ceremony is next week.
