This exchange took place in my car a few days ago: My daughter, age 5: “Mommy, I think [other child in her class in RE] really believes God is real.” She said this thoughtfully, but as an interesting remark, not a matter of concern but simply something to make conversation about. My son, age 10, … Continue reading The benefits of a UU upbringing!
Acclaimed author, speaker and social activist, STARHAWK will be visiting for a two-day event on November 14 and 15, 2014. Friday evening, Starhawk speaks informally of over three decades of Goddess and earth-based spirituality, writing, and social activism, telling stories from her travels and broad range of interactions and then hosts a book signing. Then … Continue reading STARHAWK at the UU Church at Washington Crossing, November 14th and 15th
As part of BuxMont’s Climate Action study, the Adult Education Committee is offering another opportunity for the congregation to read a book on the topic of sustainability, “Cooler, Smarter” by the Union of Concerned Scientists. We will meet December 7th, 1:00 in room 105 to discuss how each of us can have a more positive impact … Continue reading Cooler, Smarter
Social justice work is important to us as Unitarian Universalists, and we make a point to create a variety of ways for children to engage in making the world a better place as part of our religious education program. Right now, the Coming of Age and Youth Group teens are collecting new and used clothing … Continue reading Social Action in RE
Take action by attending the PA Interfaith Power & Light Conference, “Climate Justice: Faith in Action” on October 26th from 2-6 PM at Summit Presbyterian Church, 6567 Greene St (Mt Airy), Philadelphia. Learn why climate change is a justice issue and what faith has to do with it from: “Building Communities in which We Want to … Continue reading Climate Justice: Faith in Action
If you go all the way downstairs on a Sunday morning at 9:15 to the first room on the left on the long hallway, you’ll find our Pre-K classroom. We have LOTS of toys, with good storage space. There’s a low table with small chairs for crafts or projects. And there’s a rug which defines … Continue reading Spotlight on the Pre-K class at 9:15
Many of us have been shocked by the brutal attack on two gay men in Philadelphia earlier this month, and the recent news that the three thus far charged in the crime were all from central Bucks County. This occurs in the wake of two suicides in the local lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community … Continue reading Love over Hate Rally
Dr. Aviva Chomsky, a nationally and internationally recognized authority on immigration and immigrants’ rights, will speak at the BuxMont services on October 12th at 9:15 and 11:15 am. A reception, Q&A, and book signing will follow.
Video of this song Oh, take me to church I’ve done so many bad things it hurts Yeah, take me to church But not the ones that hurt ‘Cause that ain’t the truth And that’s not what it’s for … I’m gonna sing. Songs of loving and forgiving Songs of eating and of drinking … Continue reading Take Me to Church
As we continue BuxMont’s year-long Climate Action study, the Adult Education and Enrichment Committee is once again offering an opportunity for the entire congregation to read a book on the topic of climate change and sustainability. Our second book on this theme is Zero Waste Home: The Ultimate Guide to Simplifying Your Life by Reducing … Continue reading One Book, One BuxMont
