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It’s that wonderful time of year when we gather to celebrate and bless the beloved animals who enrich our lives! Our pets offer unconditional love, faithful companionship, endless amusement, and an enthusiastic welcome home — especially when it is close to feeding time. During this special intergenerational service, TPUUF members, friends and guests will pay … Continue reading Pet Blessing
Who are the saints among us? In this inspiring service, we’ll celebrate the ordinary people whose quiet acts of kindness, compassion, courage and generosity help create beloved community every day. Before you arrive, think of someone in our congregation or in your personal life whose quiet acts of service or caring have made a meaningful … Continue reading Saints Among Us
This year, we are celebrating our semisesquintennial, the 250th birthday of the United States. Our congregation’s namesake, Thomas Paine, published a little pamphlet in 1774 called Common Sense that went viral in the American colonies. Today we will look at some of the points Paine advanced in Common Sense that made it into the Declaration … Continue reading Honoring Thomas Paine’s Contributions to Our Nation’s Independence
Join us for a Sound Bath concert featuring the calming vibrations of Himalayan Singing Bowls, long used for meditation and healing. Let the gentle tones carry you into a state of deep relaxation and renewal.
This day brings joy for some and grief, loss or longing for others — and all are welcome here. We honor the complexity of Mother’s Day.
Join us as we celebrate possibility through movement, rhythm and shared joy. Ed People (Belgian creator Edouard Jacqmin) has become popular for asking strangers around the world to teach him their favorite dance moves, celebrating the idea that dance connects people across cultures and backgrounds. Come explore this possibility!
Sheri Thomas, who serves on the board of the Unitarian Universalist Mental Health Network (UUMHN), will explore how promoting the inherent worth and dignity of every person and justice, equity and compassion in human relations, can inspire us to embrace advocacy and acceptance in our own lives and help remove the stigmas surrounding physical disabilities … Continue reading How Unitarian Universalism Can Inspire Advocacy and Acceptance
September is World Suicide Prevention Month. This week’s worship service is dedicated to the Trevor Project, a leading non-profit organization focused on crisis intervention and suicide prevention for LGBTQ+ youth. Sheila Sangmeister worked with the Trevor Project and will share valuable insights into the challenges faced by marginalized communities. The congregation is encouraged to carry … Continue reading The Trevor Project
Noah Marlier, Montgomery County Prothonotary, will be our guest speaker. Noah is a Unitarian Universalist and is the UU who holds the highest elected office in Pennsylvania. He will discuss the role of the Prothonotary and how his UU principles guide his governmental service.
Thomas Paine’s Common Sense 1774 went “viral” in the American colonies in 1774 and inspired our Declaration of Independence. We just celebrated its 249th anniversary. It was a declaration of freedom from the impulsive edicts and wars of a mad king, from taxation without representation, from state-imposed religion. That freedom has been expanded to abolish … Continue reading Thomas Paine and Freedom, Then and Now
