Please join us on Sunday, November 8th, at 10:30am for our service Re-Inventing Ourselves. This is the final installment in Gwen’s series which challenges us to take a closer look at our lives to better understand and appreciate what we’ve become, who we are now and how we got there. It is not necessary to attend all sessions … Continue reading Re-Inventing Ourselves
Please join us on Sunday, September 27th, at 10:30am for our service “I Am Still Me/Am I Still Me?” presented by Gwen Valore. The discussion is follow-up on two previous services “Cultivating Ourselves” and “Delights and Downfalls (pun intended) of Aging.” Gwen is leading these discussions which will challenge us to take a closer look at our … Continue reading I Am Still Me/Am I Still Me?
Please join us on Sunday, August 30th, at 10:30am for our service Delights and Downfalls (pun intended) of Aging. It is intended to follow up on Tracy’s service discussion on Cultivating Ourselves. Gwen will then be following up with two more discussions which will challenge us to take a closer look at our lives to better understand and … Continue reading Delights and Downfalls (pun intended) of Aging
Please join us on Sunday, June 14th at 10:30am for our service “Old Age” presented by Bob Ford. This commentary will cover the benefits of getting older, inspiring and humorous quotes and the life of the oldest verified person. There will be music of Korsakov, Dvorak and The Brothers Four. The service will be held in person in the … Continue reading Old Age
Please join us this Sunday at 10:30am for our service “Transitions,” presented by our part-time Minister, David Soliday. We’re all going through transitions, both individually and collectively. Some are slow, perhaps imperceptible, while others come upon us in a rush. Some our culture celebrates, while others it tends to ignore. Some are greeted with open … Continue reading Transitions: in life and in the world
Please join us on Sunday, January 23rd at 10:30 AM for our service “Glimpses of a New World” led by our minister, David Soliday. MLK had a dream of a more just society, he called the beloved community. Much public debate this past week about the difference between that dream and current reality. David Korten … Continue reading Glimpses of a New World
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?
As a Fellowship, we have been exploring and discussing the Transition Town movement, and how DUUF might fit into such a movement here in Delaware. This Sunday, Pastor David Soliday will help us examine a vital component of Transition, which is changes that must take place in our inner beings while we are making changes … Continue reading Inner Transition
