Nov 18, 2018 Brenda S

Stone Soup Sunday

Join us for this popular annual event, which solicits contributions for the “Loaves and Fishes” Food Pantry and the Westmoreland County Food Bank. Remember to bring a (chopped and ready) vegetable for the soup pot, as well as your food and cash donations. While the soup cooks, enjoy our ESUUC Players’ presentation of Brenda Shiring’s … Continued

Nov 11, 2018 Marianne J

What Does It Mean to Be a People of Memory

UU Rev. Scott Tayler writes: “Memory invites us to maintain our grip on the past, but it also calls us to pay attention to the present. Memory’s question is not just ‘Do you remember?’ but ‘How do you want to be remembered?’” Delve into your memories as the soil that nourishes your roots, then explore … Continued

Nov 4, 2018 Rev. Stephanie Gannon

By Their Roots You Shall Know Them

James Luther Adams, arguably the greatest Unitarian Universalist theologian, was born on November 12, 1901. As we begin reflecting on the new monthly theme of Memory, I want to explore what this renowned social ethicist has to teach us today about the importance of historical memory in shaping our justice work. His was no armchair … Continued

Oct 28, 2018 Lori Jakiela Memoir Writing

Oct 21, 2018 Soul Matters – SANCTUARY

Oct 14, 2018 Caron Carnahan Moving Into Twilight

Oct 7, 2018 Rev. Stephanie Gannon Being Shelter to Each Other

Sep 30, 2018 Dr. Pamerleau Is Emerson Still Relevant?

Sep 23, 2018 Kate CP Soul Matters: What does it mean to be a people of VISION?

Sep 16, 2018 Marylyn D UU Views of Prayer

Sep 9, 2018 Rev. Stephanie Refreshing Our Vision & Water Communion

Sep 2, 2018 Brenda S Where Do You Stand?

Aug 26, 2018 Mary W Sharpen Your Pencil

Aug 19, 2018 The Common Read: To Kill a Mockingbird

Aug 12, 2018 Meditation with Sponges and Shovels

Aug 5, 2018 Getting Along When You Disagree

Jul 29, 2018 Out of the Box Service

Jul 22, 2018 Labyrinth Walk

Jul 15, 2018 Life Together

Jul 8, 2018 There’s No Living Without Leaping