This Sunday we welcome our congregational field staff person from the Central East Region, the Rev. Sunshine Wolfe, to the pulpit. Sunshine will be visiting ESUUC for the first time and participating in a special covenanting ceremony between the congregation and Rev. Stephanie. Please give Rev. Sunshine a warm welcome and don’t miss this special … Continue reading ESUUC Covenanting Ceremony
Explore with Marianne Jew how congregational polity, covenant, & commitment form the foundation for each individual UU church.
This service is our Soul Matters theme of the month brought to you by Marylyn Devlin and Kathy Ruffing.
It’s becoming clear to more and more of us that climate change is a huge problem. But the good news is that it’s also a solvable problem. We actually know what to do. There are many feasible ways to reduce emissions and even remove greenhouse gases from the atmosphere. Last year’s special report by the … Continue reading Climate Action Made Simple
Please join Rev. Stephanie for our Annual Water Communion service. You’re invited to bring some water in from one of the favorite places you visited this summer or any water that’s symbolic for you and nurtures your spirit. Fall is often a season of transition and letting go. In my homily, I’ll be reflecting on … Continue reading Ingathering Sunday & Water Communion
Experience via video the powerful, communal worship experience which took place at the 2019 UUA General Assembly (GA) held this past June in Spokane, WA. The Sunday Worship Service at GA is the largest annual gathering of UUs joining in worship. Rev. Marta I. Valentín, minister with the Unitarian Universalist Church of Medford, MA, delivers … Continue reading Sunday Worship Service from 2019 General Assembly
Keeping a journal can be a great way to get to know yourself better, reduce anxiety and, of course, keep track of daily events. ESUUC member Mary Warwick discusses the many benefits of writing, followed by a brief writing meditation.
This summer I’ve found myself reading and thinking a lot about trees. What do trees have to teach us about community and how to live in healthy relationship with one another? Please join me this Sunday for an exploration of trees’ quiet wisdom.
Wear comfortable clothes and bring a yoga mat (or a beach towel), a playful attitude, & a willingness to move around. All ages are welcome as we practice some fun yoga poses, easy-to-learn breathing exercises, and guided meditations for the young, and young-at-heart. Presented by Marianne J
Kate Codd-Palmer will review scientific data and share personal experience on how exposure to nature can help us be happier, healthier and more creative individuals. Kate will lead a one hour hike in Pleasant Valley Park in Murrysville, immediately following service for any adventurous individuals..all ages welcome
