Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Pottstown

Guest Speaker: JD Stillwater. Today we welcome back JD Stillwater, who spoke to us in October 2022 on the theme of “One Song; the Science of Unity.” Coffee Hour follows the Service.

Voices from the Past. Lay Speaker: Emily Quarles-Mowrer In honor of Black History Month, we will take a look at the lives and struggles of some Black Unitarian Universalist pioneers and consider how their stories could apply to our lives today. Third Sunday Potluck follows the Service Please bring something tasty to share

Try a Little Tenderness. Guest Speaker: Rev. Beth Marshall This morning’s service lifts up the work of Father Gregory who serves the people of Homeboy Industries in Los Angeles, CA. His work with former gang members is the embodiment of the compassionate work that many of us only dream of doing; with profound implications for the rest of us. How might we challenge ourselves to see beyond that which we don’t understand, to the tenderness of the human being within. The work of Father Gregory shows the power of compassion and tenderness to deal with some of societies’ toughest problems. Coffee Hour follows the Service

Join us to walk our Chartres-Style Labyrinth in the sanctuary.
Open for Children from 11am until Noon.
Open for adults from Noon until 4pm.
Last walker at 3:40pm.

Sunday service will not be held this Sunday. Please join us for a contemplative walk on the labyrinth.

The Practice of Beloved Community. Rev Kim Wilson

Rather than being a goal or destination, Beloved Community can instead be a way of being in the world. Beloved Community is an attitude, an orientation of the heart. It’s the developing of our own relationship to other people, to others, and to every living thing

Please join us for coffee hour after service in the Social Hall.

Help from Our Friends. Speaker: Emily Quarles-Mowrer

Albert Einstein said, “We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them.” In our can-do, “lift ourselves up by our bootstraps” culture, we have a tough time asking for an outside perspective. Join us as we think about the strength in admitting when we need help.

Please join us for 3rd Sunday Potluck after servcie in the Social Hall.

The Healing Harp Speaker: Betsy Chapman Lay Leader: Sally Martin.

Betsy Chapman has been a harpist since 1988 and completed her harp therapy training in 2006 first as part of the “Harp for Healing” program, following that with VAHT certification from the founder of the system, SaraJane Williams. Vibro-Acoustic Harp Therapy (VAHT) uses live harp music amplified and sent through a specialized table, chair, or other vibro-tactile device to vibrate the dense tissues of the body while also affecting the emotions and energetic aspects of the body. Ms. Chapman will discuss the use and practical application of this revolutionary technique to ease suffering and bring relief to many.

Please join us for coffee hour after servcie in the Social Hall.