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At first I thought the ministry theme of trust wouldn’t be meaningful for Unitarian Universalists. Our religion seems much more a personal journey rather than putting trust in any outside authority. In general, we look for spiritual and worldly truth always with a grain of salt and a focus on individual reason/research. Our religion comes … Continue reading Minister’s Message – March 2025
We are beginning our pledge drive for the 2025-2026 church year this month. The pledge drive will be led by Lorraine Lee, Anne Rostosky, Linda Weaver, and our Treasurer Preston Luitweiler. You will be receiving more information on Sunday, March 9. Thank you for your ongoing support of our spiritual community! We continue to thrive … Continue reading 2025-2026 Pledge Drive
Does Thomas Paine Unitarian Universalist Fellowship play an important part in your life? Is being part of this community meaningful to you? Do you participate in services, activities, events, committees or in any other way? If you answered yes to any of these questions you might want to think about remembering Thomas Paine Fellowship in … Continue reading Legacy Giving
I am so excited with what is happening at TPUUF! We recently had 8 new members “sign the book” over two Sundays! And this month we will be recognizing all the most recent new members. We are, under the leadership of Joanne Walker, creating a new Strategic Plan for the Fellowship! Good things are coming! … Continue reading President’s Message – March 2025
“Outwitted” by Edwim Markham He drew a circle that shut me out– Heretic, rebel, a thing to flout. But Love and I had the wit to win: We drew a circle that took him in! This poem appropriately sums up the worship theme for February: the practice of inclusion. Institutionally, inclusion is a circle drawn … Continue reading Minister’s Message – February 2025
Get ready to score big with your culinary talents and generosity! Join us on February 9, 2025, as we are bringing back Soup-er Bowl Sunday. This event promises to warm your heart and fill your pantry, all while supporting our congregation! Sign up to make and donate soup by Jan 26. Sign up sheet in … Continue reading Soup-er Bowl Sunday is coming up on February 9, 2025
The Care Team not only provides pastoral support, but we have a fund available to give assistance when a member of our community has a more tangible need. This fund is meant to be used and replenished on a regular basis, with money constantly coming in and going out. When you think of the gifts … Continue reading TPUUF Care Fund
There is a Community Interfaith Service at Ursinus: “Legacy of Justice: A Call to Action” January 26 at 3 PM Lenfest Theater (must RSVP on website) https://www.ursinus.edu/division-of-inclusion/martin-luther-king-jr-week/
On Monday, January 20, a group from TPUUF will be going to the Unitarian Society of Germantown to do volunteer projects. There is a sign-up sheet in the lobby if you are interested in carpooling. We will be leaving around 7:30 am. Please sign up for a project on the USG website, https://usguu.org/justice/mlk-day-of-service/.
Named one of Kirkus reviews’ best 100 Indie books of 2023, Roll Back the World; A Sister’s Memoir by Deborah Kasdan, is a true story about what happens to a family when one beloved member falls prey to severe mental illness. Deborah Kasdan, the author, will be joining us via ZOOM for our book discussion … Continue reading Meet the Author – November Book Discussion
