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
Unitarian Universalism draws many of our rituals from Judaism, Christianity, Paganism and many others. But what do UUs believe? Please join us this Sunday when we will explore how the teachings of others connect to our individual and collective truths. Coffee and conversation will take place after the service, with refreshments provided by Tracy. The … Continue reading How the Teachings of Other Connect to Our UU Truths
This summer, Coe Huckabee was fortunate to visit the only active Shaker village, Sabbathday Lake Shaker Village, which is located in Maine. Join us as Coe shares her experience and learning about this extraordinary community. Afterwards, please consider joining us for a buffet brunch in the restaurant at Willowbrook. The service will be held at … Continue reading The Shakers
What is the origin of Christian fundamentalism, and what does it mean to be a Christian fundamentalist? The greatest embarrassment of Christian fundamentalism was the Scopes Monkey Trial. There are many gaps in the fossil record, but in 1860, the transitional fossil of Archaeopteryx was discovered. Does evolution conflict with your religious beliefs? There will … Continue reading Christian Fundamentalism and the Conflict with Evolution
Join us to hear how the creator of Star Trek and its most beloved captain (come at me, bro) led our newest member David Shine to humanism and Unitarian Universalism. Coffee and conversation will take place after the service with refreshments provided by Karen. The service will be held at The Historic Campbell Home, 190 … Continue reading How Jean-Luc Picard Led Me to Unitarian Universalism… What Would Jean-Luc Do?
Join us this Sunday at SWCI, as Pastor David Soliday shares historic and contemporary perspectives on Beloved Community. Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King famously strove for this ideal. His Beloved Community is a society based on justice, equal opportunity, and love of one’s fellow human beings, a global vision in which all people can share the … Continue reading Beloved Community
Please join us in the Willow Brook Delaware Room for Sunday morning service provided by our new UUA Congregational Consultant, Sunshine Wolfe. Their talk is entitled, “The Future of Unitarian Universalism” In this age when religious communities are getting steadily smaller, the question has come- is religion still relevant? What does the future look like … Continue reading Guest Speaker, Sunshine Wolfe, and The Future of Unitarian Universalism
