Listening on the Wind Phone
For our annual All Souls Sunday, we consider the invitation and blessing of the Wind Phone. What do we hear when we call on our ancestors, the ones we grieve, and the mourning that speaks from within our hearts?
Speaker: Rev. Kim Wildszewski
Birds, Rabbits, and the Art of Deep Listening
On this joys and sorrows Sunday, when the world is thick with joy and sorrow, we consider two stories and the needs of the heart in times such as these.
Suppose is a Beautiful Word: How to Be a Citizen
In a world where humans are typically either subjects or consumers, we at UUCWC strive to be citizens. What does this mean for us? How do we suppose we can get there? Come to reflect, sing, and ritualize a new way, all while we celebrate Susan … read more.
From Seed Time to Harvest Time: An Invitation from Our Climate
On this special Sunday, we join with hundreds of other UU congregations to re-engage our attention and commitment to the earth. Come to learn, play, problem solve, and consider faithful living in a season such as this.
After the service at 11:45am, join Lenape Nation … read more.
Suppose is a Beautiful Word
In this time of uncertainty and tentative hope, how might we learn that suppose is a beautiful word? Rev. Kim is preaching and we welcome to Chelsea Meynig on flute.
Chelsea Meynig is recognized for her rich and versatile tone, as well as captivating narrative power in her … read more.
Water Ceremony: We Will Have Joy!
Come gather in person and virtually for our beloved Water Ingathering service, a celebration shared among UUs throughout the world. There will be singing (by the Choir!), ritual, and renewal as we create a collective blessing for the year to come. To welcome you back, … read more.
We Must Go Slowly
On this Joys & Sorrows Sunday, we look once again at what it means to Disrupt Church. This Sunday, we consider our relationship to time, movement, and the speed of life.
Disrupt Church
Many within Unitarian Universalism are calling to “disrupt church”. Why would we want to disrupt church? And what would be born from the aftermath? Join Rev. Kim, and our guest musicians Lee Schofer and Christa Olson.
Let August Be August
Where does the spirit live in these long summer days? August signals something of an end, which inevitably carries us toward another beginning. How can we let go of July, hold off on September, and let August be August?
To Play is to Regulate
During this hot and challenging season of our lives, we will spend this morning in praise of play. Rev. Kim brings reflections on the high five, the still important parts of competition, and the requirement to regulate our bodies now more than ever before.