Category: Sunday Services

Resources Available for Common Read

The Common Read Service will be this coming Sunday, October 19th, 2025 at 10am. UUFE’s Social Justice Committee will lead our service as the common read book, On Tyranny: Twenty Lessons from the Twentieth Century, by Timothy Snyder will be discussed.

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Reverend Sue Browning Retires from UUFE

The Reverend Sue Browning, Minister at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship at Easton (UUFE), will be leaving the pulpit at the end of June. After 12 years of providing leadership and spiritual guidance to this community, she is ready to begin a new journey. Rev. … read more.

“Just Imagine…” (Sermon May 11, 2025)

Yesterday I preached on our work to move beyond “us” and “them” toward oneness, and lifted up the work of author and activist Valarie Kaur, who calls for us to ‘always turn to wonder.’ The book I referenced throughout is Kaur’s memoir, ‘See No … read more.

Easter 2025 Sermon

Gratitude to all who were a part of yesterday’s service. Wonderful music and energy! The sermon I offered is posted here. So grateful to author Cole Arthur Riley who provides the quote I included on ‘a defiant joy.’ Sermon April 20, 2025

Indigenous Peoples 2024 – Service & Resources

Beginning in 1990, November has been designated by the U.S government as Native American Heritage Month, intended to set aside time to celebrate and recognize the history, culture, and contributions of Native Americans and Alaska Natives.   I believe it is important to recognize the … read more.

“Sometimes We Just Don’t Know”

Sermon

“Sometimes We Just Don’t Know” (Rev. Sue Browning, preached at UU Chester River, December 3, 2023)

Reading

“The Shadows of Unknowing”  by  Rev. Elizabeth Tarbox (from her book Evening Tide)

“Grey, the color of the lake before sunrise; grey, the underside of … read more.

Resources and Links for Big Fix

Save the planet one step at a time!

On October 15, 2023, the UUFE service will be based on our common read, The Big Fix: 7 Practical Steps to Save Our Planet. Whether or not you’ve had a chance to read it, the Social Justice Team … read more.