Join us as we celebrate all that we love about Child Spiritual Development at USG with CSD Recognition Sunday. There will be music and readings by the children and youth, as well as reflections from some of our Sunday School Teachers. Bridging Youth will offer … read more.
This morning we explore the compatibility of the 3rd step of Alcoholics Anonymous with Unitarian Universalist life. Made a decision to turn our will and lives over to the care of God as we understood Him. At first examination this step often causes consternation and … read more.
The gray skies and bitter cold of winter seem like a memory now that the trees are alive with color and warm breezes. Our world is fresh and new again, the Spring season faithfully bringing promise of easier days. Just as promising, we can turn to our Unitarian Universalist faith … read more.
State Senator Art Haywood has been working hard on equitable funding for public schools, civil right for gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people, monitoring lead in our water and reducing gun violence. We are thrilled that Senator Haywood will give keynote sermon for our culminating … read more.
Do you remember when speed-reading was a new thing? An early pioneer was Evelyn Wood in 1959. In hindsight we see this was an early rendition in a society that would come to crave and demand fast everything: from food to internet service. But speed … read more.
The lusty month of May has been honored for millennia. It is a time of cleansing, of opening the windows and doors to the warmth of the sun, and of celebrating the earth’s fertility. We will light the Beltane fire and dance around the Maypole during … read more.
In this current moment of environmental, economic, and political crisis we can look back at the 150 year history of USG for clues to how we can respond today with spiritual resources, resilience, and adaptabiity as we move toward the future.
The Rev. Bill Gardiner served … read more.
Part II of the sermon series on the book “Blindspot.” We are porous beings soaking up the cultural attitudes in our environment. How do we become more aware of our preconceived notions and do better in changing how they impact our behaviors? How do we … read more.
Psychologists Mahzarin R. Banaji and Anthony G. Greenwald’s groundbreaking book “Blindspot” will be the basis for a two-part sermon series (April 10 & 17). As we explore our spiritual theme of April, Privilege, we will “explore hidden biases we all carry from a lifetime of … read more.
The Unitarian Society of Germantown was founded in 1865. The congregation built a church designed by architect Frank Furness on the southwest corner of Greene Street and Chelten Ave. Irv Miller describes the development of the community from about 1850 to 1871.
