Join us with at UUFE for a coffee house service where we’ll reflect together on the year ending and our hopes for 2020. Rev. Sue Browning will lead our service.

Communities stay connected through rituals which remind us to pay attention. In particular  Christmas rituals offer opportunities to sense kindness, mystery and joy all around us. Join us at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship at Easton for an evening of story and song (including Silent Night!) … read more.

It’s easy to look back at our religious ancestors, the Puritans, and be shocked that we ever ended up celebrating Christmas. The Puritans shunned the very idea of celebrating Christmas. Why did they resist? What changed? Join Rev. Sue Browning as we explore how Unitarians … read more.

Dacher Keltner reflects, “Awe is the feeling of being in the presence of something vast that transcends your understanding of the world.” Do you have a story where you felt such a bold presence? At this service with Rev. Sue Browning we’ll consider the power … read more.

One of the first phrases we teach our toddlers is, “Thank you.” These two words are a chance to connect. In “thank you” we sense that with giving there is receiving. Join us for our annual intergenerational Bread Communion service where we’ll take time to … read more.

Is chaos the natural order of things? Should we be surprised when things don’t go as expected? Where should we focus in chaotic times? At this service with Rev. Sue Browning we’ll reflect on our sense of vulnerability in times of disruption and the ways … read more.

Have you ever considered the downsides to belonging? Author Jhumpa Lahiri considers, “The essential dilemma of my life is between my deep desire to belong and my suspicion of belonging.” Join Rev. Sue Browning as we consider the blessings and risks which come when we center … read more.

Have you ever had a sense of belonging to a place? Have you ever had to leave this place? At this service with Rev. Sue Browning we’ll explore the challenges faced by immigrants who leave home in search of new belonging. The choir will sing.

Often we hear, “But the divisions are so deep, what can we do?” Living into a vision of deep inclusion is a daunting expectation. It means continually changing ourselves and our communities. It’s hard for actions to match words, again and again, yet as Unitarian … read more.