Remembering Forward
This Sunday, Rev. Kim invites us to begin our conversation and practice around October’s theme of Heritage.
Speaker: Rev. Kim Wildszewski
Welding the Third Space: A Joys & Sorrows Service
As we continue to explore this month’s theme of Welcome, we also turn to this month’s earth teacher, Water, to guide us in the paradox of life and living. Megnot Toggia, soprano, returns for this service as our special guest musician! Soprano Megnot Toggia graduated with her M.M. in Voice Performance from Temple University’s Boyer … Continue reading Welding the Third Space: A Joys & Sorrows Service
Kazoos, Candles, and Scouts: A Service of Welcome
This Sunday, Rev. Kim welcomes our Intern Minister, Lisa Schilansky, by introducing Lisa to UUCWC, and by inviting UUCWC to remember its past and dream of its future.
Animal Blessing
For the first time since 2019, we welcome animals great and small, in the flesh, on zoom, photographed or represented by stuffed animals to come to UUCWC for a blessing and recognition of their place in our lives. This (weather permitting) out-door service will be multi-platform and will be held rain or shine (lawn, Crossings Room or … Continue reading Animal Blessing
The Donkey in Me
On this joys and sorrows Sunday, we further our conversation on location-making and deepen our practice of connection.
The Location of Belonging
How do we create places of belonging for ourselves and our spirit? How do we locate ourselves through story and intention? With Rev. Kim and Greg Pontier as our musician, we’ll consider the gift and practice of location-making.
Flower Communion
For 100 years Unitarians and Unitarian Universalists have celebrated the Flower Ceremony in different ways all throughout the world. This Sunday, gather in thanks, in celebration, and in awe of the bounty we are together. Bring a flower to share! Congregational potluck picnic with professional jazz musicians will follow! All are welcome!
Circle of Life
Each spring we honor the changes that have taken place in the life of our community: births and deaths; new unions and untanglings; retirements and moves; bridging and dedications. Come to lift up or be lifted up as the wheel of life turns. Our Annual Congregational Meeting will follow shortly after this sacred rituals service.
Resisting the Idea of Balance: Annual Question Box Service
Each year Rev. Kim invites questions from the congregation on theology, congregational life, big questions and mundane wonderings. In appreciation of a question from last year: How do you balance it all? Rev. Kim will answer as many questions as possible, modeling a complete but joyful lack of control!
What They Cannot Do Themselves
With members of the Choir singing, we explore Susan Vigilante’s auction-won sermon on our power and purpose at the end of a loved one’s life. The congregation will also welcome our new Director of Family Ministry, Julie Rigano. Our Annual Budget Meeting will follow this beautiful and important service.