Please join us this Sunday for a worship service presented by our pastor, David Soliday. The third chapter of Widening the Circle of Care, the UUA Commission on Institutional Change’s report, is on Theology. Unitarian Universalism is a living faith tradition. From its origins in Unitarian and Universalist forms of Christianity, we have to expand … Continue reading Theology of Widening the Circle of Care
Please join us this Sunday for a worship service presented by our pastor, David Soliday. In the summer of 2020, there were protests in streets around the world. Where is the Black Lives Matter movement now? At the 2020 UUA General Assembly, the Commission on Institutional Change, after three years of research and study, presented … Continue reading Practicing our 1st Principle
Please join us this Sunday when we welcome Guest Speaker Gwyn Stetler, Executive Director-Community Minister of Family Promise of Delaware. Ms. Stetler will share about her work with the homeless in the county, as well as how her ministry brought her there. Family Promise has expanded a lot since it took up residence at 39 … Continue reading Love’s Front Porch: Family Promise of Delaware
Now, more than ever, it’s essential for us to come together to connect with each other, envision positive futures, and take practical action to build community resilience. How do we get from What Is to What If? Let’s imagine how we might rebuild our world–or at least our community of Delaware! How can we come … Continue reading Fall Retreat: Imagining Tomorrow
Join us for this service, led by our Pastor David Soliday, which will be a presentation of the Trends chapter of Widening the Circle of Concern: Report of the UUA Commission on Institutional Change. Delaware and the rest of the world around us is different than it was a decade ago. Or even five years … Continue reading Where Are We Now?
The UU Common Read is an annual event which invites participants to read and discuss the same book in a given period of time. A Common Read can build community in congregations and the UU movement by giving diverse people a shared experience, shared language, and a basis for deep, meaningful conversations. The UU Common … Continue reading UU Common Read: An Indigenous Peoples’ History of the United States – Part 4 of 5
Please join us this Sunday when the DUUF contingent to the Unitarian Universalist Association’s General Assembly will report back to the fellowship about the things they learned at this summer’s GA conference that was held entirely online. The service will be held in our Zoom room, which opens 15 minutes before the service begins; please … Continue reading GA 2020 Report
Please join us this Sunday, as we continue to understand and dismantle all kinds of oppression. Racism and white supremacy are systemic, structural issues in our society. Such issues cause trauma to people every day–Capital “T” Trauma, like the murder of George Floyd and so many others, and little “t” trauma, like the constant fear … Continue reading Racism, Protest, and Trauma
During this joint service with our fellow UUs at UUCE, Pastor David Soliday will share glimpses of his spring in light of the pandemic, as a member of a mission trip to the Lakota reservation and as a crucial tech support person at OWU when all courses went online. This story is just one story–we each … Continue reading Pilgrim’s Progress into a Pandemic
This Sunday, we will discuss topics presented in the chapter entitled “Play” from the book Soul to Soul: Fourteen Gatherings for Reflection and Sharing, by Christine Robinson and Alicia Hawkins. If you do not have the book, please still plan to join us the discussion! Coffee and conversation will take place after the service, with refreshments … Continue reading Soul to Soul: Play
