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The Unitarian Universalist Church of Meadville offers a welcoming and safe community that reaches out to and receives spiritual seekers. We provide a voice for religious diversity and encourage personal transformation as we strive toward a better world. Our covenant is to be a loving, joyful community that nurtures spiritual growth and promotes compassion, social responsibility, and service in an atmosphere of mutual respect. |
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Sunday, August 1, 2010 at 10:30 AM |
First Loaves On this day, our ancestors of northern climes baked the first loaves of this year’s harvest – Lammas. The first fruits, so to speak, of the season, are enjoyed, and the full harvest yet to come. The crops we have sown, the plans we have set in motion, have begun to bear fruit, enough for us to sample and imagine what is yet to come. Beyond the work in the fields and gardens, we have other fields to tend. Students are planning a return to class or perhaps are going to a new life at a college or university. Our church is welcoming a new minister and a new Director of Religious Education and beginning a new chapter in our living history. For each of us, our personal gardens of life are blooming and growing. Take a stroll – how are things growing? Do you need to tend your fields more often? Enjoy and appreciate them more? (Everyone knows flowers love to be noticed!) Let us celebrate this day of first loaves while we look to the future as well. Guest Speaker: Cynthia Burton |
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Sunday, August 8, 2010 at 10:30 AM |
Thunder in the Temple In the 1975 brochure about our historic sanctuary, "The Unitarian Temple”, a distinction is made between our lovely building, the temple, and our church, the people of this congregation. Following a noisy Saturday of Thunder in the City, we’ll consider what it means to be a loud and proud liberal religious community, what it means to be thunder in the temple. The Rev. Carmen Emerson |
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A Beacon for Liberal Religion |
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| Minister: The Rev. Elizabeth Scheuerman | |
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346 Chestnut Street |
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Welcoming Congregation, we embrace the participation of bisexual,
gay, lesbian and transgender people in all levels of congregational life. |
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