The Battle of Gettysburg
Guest Speaker: Ron Devlin
Lay Leader: Lisa Jokiel
Ron Devlin, human interest reporter for the Reading Eagle, will return today to share his experiences in writing a series of stories commemorating the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg.
The typhoon was devastating, but the effects will linger for quite a while. Anybody that wishes to help this stricken region can donate to the UUSC/UUA Joint Philippines Typhoon Relief Fund. For an explanation on how and on what this fund targets its help, please click here to read. Scroll down on that page for the link to donate.
UUSC – Unitarian Universalist Service Committee
Advancing human rights is the work of many joining hands
Animals Matter
Guest Speaker: Maria Visser
Maria Visser from Last Chance Ranch will join us to speak about the history and mission of Last Chance Ranch Animal Rescue in Quakertown. Established as a non-profit in 1999, Last Chance Ranch provides a safe, secure refuge for abused, unwanted or neglected animals.
Service starts at 10:30am. Coffee, snacks, and chatting follow the service.
Welcome to UUFP, the place to be. Be sure to join us for the 10:30am service on Sunday and afterwards for the Pottstown Crop Walk in the afternoon, to help eradicate hunger in the US and around the world. The speaker on Sunday is our own Reverend David Farrington speaking on the topic Hidden Rules: “Unspoken cues and the habits they become can constitute the hidden rules of groups such as churches. If we are to become more effective in addressing poverty in Pottstown we might benefit from more personal contact with those served by the Cluster of Religious Communities. Today we’ll talk about communicating with those different from ourselves, with special attention to those messages that are hidden – perhaps even from ourselves!”
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