Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Pottstown

Speaker: Emily Quarles-Mower.
Join us this Sunday for a time of reverence,
meditation, and fellowship. Come as you are and
bring your thoughts and experiences. Our
service is a space for all, regardless of your
background or beliefs.

Speaker: JD Stillwater. A graduate of Cornell University, JD Stillwater is a science ambassador and author who writes and speaks about profound insights from natural reality, insights that drive paradigm shifts and cultural awakening. This work springs from JD’s love of science and his gift for making difficult concepts graspable for non-scientists.

Led by the Worship Committee Today we celebrate water as a representation of the ways the individual streams of our lives flow into the sea of our community. All are invited to bring a small container of water that represents you or something you love, and say a few words about it.

Of Harvests and Gratitude. Speaker: Diane Awenydd Evans

Diane will lead the fellowship in a drumming and chanting circle to celebrate the Wiccan holiday of Lammas, marking the first harvest of the year. Please bring any percussion instruments you may have.

Backpack Blessings. Speaker: Emily Quarles-Mowrer

Please join us as we honor those whose curiosity will be nurtured in the coming school year, and those who support knowledge seekers on their journeys. After a blessing of the backpacks (and purses, laptop cases, and briefcases), we will think about the ways education is vital to building a faith, a community, and a country.

Our Third Sunday Potluck follows the service. Please bring something tasty to share.

Come, Yet Again, Come. Speaker: Cheryl Meinschein

Today we’ll be learning about some inspiring medical professionals whose lives have made it to the movies: Audrey’s Children (Dr. Audrey Evans at CHOP), Patch Adams (Dr. Hunter “Patch” Adams at the Gesundheit! Institute), and Something the Lord Made (Drs. Alfred Blalock, Helen Taussig, and Vivien Thomas at Johns Hopkins). The movies will not be shown, but take a look at them before if you’d like. Think about the medical professionals who have been important to you (and why) and let’s discuss.

Our Sunday Services are held at 10:30 a.m. Children and youth are welcome to attend services or participate in their own age-appropriate Religious Education (RE) class. All are welcome to join us for coffee and conversation after the service.

July 2, 2025

No Service today. We hope you enjoy your 4th of July holiday!

July 13, 2025

Diane Trieb
Diane is a writer, teacher, counselor, group facilitator, and minister of Practical Spirituality. She is on a continual personal journey of seeking spiritual and practical ways of integrating suffering and joy as both Human and Divine being.

July 20, 2025

More Than We Believe Emily Quarles-Mowrer.
In turbulent times, we may feel as if we are at the mercy of powerful forces. Piero Ferrucci writes in his book Your Inner Will that, “With the will, we give shape to our lives.” Join us as we consider the ways that we as individuals have control in an out-of-control world.
Our Third Sunday Potluck follows the service

July 27, 2025

Come, Yet Again Come Mark Bernstein.
The famous poem by Rumi, common in UU congregations, represents a chance to start anew.
It tells us that no matter who we are or what we have done, we are invited to come back to this place, where we can find healing and comfort and inspiration. Let’s explore the role of redemption inour Unitarian Universalist lives.