Most of us have read some version of Peter Rabbit either ourselves or to children. But probably few are aware that the author and illustrator, Beatrix Potter, was the child of Unitarian parents. Join us Sunday, August 29 at 9:30 am when Lydia Rivaud gives us a new look at the Unitarian roots of this [...]
On this Sunday, August 15 at 9:30 a.m., there will be a summer service based around the Rev. Jim Covington’s May 1991 sermon “Love: does anyone know what it is?”
Is it the principle tenet expressed in all the great religions?
Is what we need today a world ethic of love, compassion and unselfishness in order to [...]
Dear Members and Friends,
It’s been hot, hot, hot. It reminds me of my summers as a child in Lancaster, PA where the sun made the corn, tomatoes and fruit really sweet, and a breeze really welcome. While the summer always passes quickly, the heat slows you down a bit. So grab an iced tea and [...]
Hosted by Phyllis Tortora.
Not one amongst us supports racism or discrimination. Some might think that having elected a black president, that our nation has turned the corner, and better days are imminent. Many of us understand that racism and discrimination are deeply embedded in our society. Each of our seven principles calls us to learn more about racism [...]
