...with Cynthia Simmons, Maren Larson, and Lynn Melanson There are ways to increase the likelihood of making a strong connection with a new acquaintance—and it starts with talking about the weather! In this participatory service, we will practice methods of building friendship one-on-one. Come build community with us.
...with Caroline Pierce. She describes this gratitude practice, what the research says and her experience using it.
...with Rev. Dr. Susan V. Rak Now that the 4th of July festivities have faded, let us consider the importance of making democracy work again from a faith or spiritual perspective.
...with Cee Pollard A presentation of some of Vonnegut's ideas, with time for congregational response.
...with Chas Brua Mountains--whether we see them as goal or obstacle, inspiration or terrifying height--are potent spiritual metaphors for many people. In this service, we’ll explore our own relationships with mountains.
...with Kevin Alloway Many people think that Meditation is just a minor form of recreation for Hippies, but recent research indicates that practicing Meditation on a regular basis can have powerful effects on your Brain and Mind. To explore Meditation prior to the service try the apps at Tryhealthyminds.org or do a Google Search for "10% Happier".
...with Peter & Elaine Jurs Join us for our annual hUUmor Sunday summer service devoted to looking at our UUselves and the wider world with a sense of humor through jokes, stories, music, cartoons, and much, much more. Wear your most outlandish shirt or blouse and come prepared to laugh! Music by: Ron Smith and also the Jazz Band with David Morris, conductor extraordinaire
...with George Dempsie Theologian Henri Nouwen says that mourning and dancing are never fully separated. We will reflect upon times in our lives when we may have experienced this.
...with Reverend Dr. Susan Veronica Rak Throughout history, over and over again, human beings say “yes” to life, even in horrific events and challenging situations. This perseverance is an affirmation of our humanity. All our responses to the world and our condition, no matter how difficult, are fueled by hope and propelled by perseverance.
Are you able to spread mulch, to wash windows or to count coins and put them in wrappers?? There will be a job for every age on Sunday, August 25th during our late summer workday. Come dressed to work. Many hands make light work, and maybe some new friends!! There will be a short service at 10, followed by about an hour's community work time. Coffee hour will be delayed a bit with sandwiches and goodies for the workers closer to 11:15 or 11:30. Thanks for your help in our group effort. Any questions, ask Laura Kemper.
Our Location
Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Centre County
780 Waupelani Dr, State College, PA 16801
Office Open Hours:
Tuesday & Thursday:
10:00 AM – 3:00 PM