There is much to be concerned about in today's world — yet also promise, hope, and progress. The key to that promise lies within each of us and the lives we choose to live.

In this very special podcast, UCWC honors the legacy of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. by speaking his words. Rev. Dan gives attention to the work that lies ahead of us. Piano by Jason Schafer-Valerius

We live, move, and have our being in time. How do we make our time sacred?

In this busy time of the year — fraught with tension and stress — Rev. Dan delivers reflection, fun, and surprising peace in a special, winter solstice sermon. Featured is a hymn sung by the Spirit Singers under the direction of Miriam Davidson.

For over fifty years, the British TV show Doctor Who has featured a man who travels through time and space in a blue police box which is bigger on the inside. Oddly, this has a lot to do with who we are as Unitarian Universalists.

On New Member Sunday, Rev. Dan muses on the purpose of our liberal religion for the congregation and the world.

A German scientist’s daughter immigrates to America with her family after World War II. What awaits her young life are many twists and turns which she deals with by coping and overcoming. Intro poems read by Jaan Troltenier.

The act of sharing bread is an ancient way of bringing people together. In our traditional UCWC Bread Communion, we will celebrate our diverse pathways and backgrounds and the common humanity that brings us together in West Chester, Pennsylvania.

On the morning of our Installation service, Rev. Schatz reflects on his personal call to ministry and the lessons he has learned in the fifteen years from when he was ordained to now.

A day set aside to remember our ancestors — all of those who have come before us, whether they are ancestors of blood or simply people now gone whom we honor — this very special service gives all of us an opportunity to honor our ancestors and loved ones.