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Crafternoons at Buxmont

With the world unraveling, we need to stitch ourselves together in community, now more than ever. Let’s come to BuxMont UU for some crafting time together.  

Let’s find some time for crafting and conversation. Consider it a mental health day. We can meet and work on our craft projects or just come and hang out. We can stitch, cut, mend, sketch, share stories and concerns, and maybe even patterns and craft supplies. 

The Social Hall and the Fireside/Library are reserved from 11 am-3 pm for four autumn Saturday Crafternoons: September 19, October 10, November 28, and December 12.

Bring your own lunch or snack and drink. If you want to bring some food to share, that’s ok too, but not required or expected. 

Kids are welcome, and parents are responsible. If the littles want to bring their  books or toys or crafts, yaaaayyyy. The Fireside Library is a good kid space adjacent to social hall where we can be assured they’re safe. If you’d rather have a day without childcare responsibility, it’s fine to not bring them. Totally your call. No expectations, and not many rules!  

The one rule is that we are each responsible to clean up our space and stuff. We want to leave BuxMont as clean and neat as we find it, all ready for Sunday morning service.

This is going to be easy and relaxing. Fun. Fun is good! Any questions, please contact Donna Laing at donnalaing@aol.com. 

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Mabon Ritual

Join Gaia’s Rainbow in celebrating the Autumnal Equinox at our Mabon Ritual on Saturday, September 19. Meet and Greet begins at 7 PM followed by ritual in the Sanctuary. All are welcome; please bring food and/or beverage item to share. For more information contact Tammy at gaiasrainbow@buxmontuu.org.

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You are Invited to an Important LWV Event

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Vote Forward Letter Writing Campaign

Join our brief “Vote Forward Letter Writing Campaign!”

Purpose:  Encourage new PA Voters. Julie Kimmel will train us using https://votefwd.org/

When:  Sunday, September 20, noon – 12:15

Where: BuxMont UU Sanctuary

Host: BuxMont UU Peace and Justice Committee

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Writing the Stories of Our Lives

Join us for four consecutive Tuesdays (Sep 22 and 29, Oct 6 and 13)  from 6:30 to 8:30 to write the story of your life.

Regardless of our age, writing our stories can help us learn about ourselves and make the most out of our lives. It can assure that our knowledge and wisdom are not lost.

Plus, writing is healing. Clinical studies show that it strengthens the immune system.

In this class, you will learn the basic elements of memoir, practice using them to write about your experiences, learn to recognize the patterns of your life, and share your stories for gentle, constructive feedback. And no writing skills are needed.

Instructor  Linda C. Wisniewski

Linda C. Wisniewski is the author of a memoir, two feminist time-travel novels, and an essay collection. Her work has been widely published in anthologies and journals and nominated for a Pushcart Prize.

Linda has been teaching memoir writing for over twenty years, at senior centers, writers conferences, Bucks County Community College, adult education centers, and other venues throughout the Philadelphia area. She writes the newsletter Writing and Walking on Substack .

Register here or contact nancywtaylor@gmail.com.

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Combating Misinformation: 
How to Respond to the RFK Vaccine Syndrome

You are well informed. But maybe someone you love has questions. And doctors don’t always give the best advice. They are not Immunologists or researchers in the field. Our guest speaker is indeed a specialist. Ken Lapensee, PhD holds an MPH (Master of Public Health). He has consulted with pharma companies giving him a view of vaccine pros and cons from an inside track.

Join him Sunday from Noon to 1:00 in the sanctuary to learn the Truths and Untruths about vaccinations and how you can keep family and friends properly informed.

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BuxMont Coffeehouse

Join us for an evening of the arts at BuxMont’s next coffeehouse on October 3 at 5:30 PM. Past coffee houses have featured great music, poetry and improvisation. If you are interested in performing, please complete the online form here or contact Dena Condron at condron6@comcast.net. 

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More Than a Pronoun: Authenticity, Identity, and Coming Out

In celebration of “Coming Out Day” on Sunday, October 11,  Jeanne Kane will lead a discussion about gender identities, pronouns, and some of the challenges currently facing LGBTQ+ persons and communities. It’s a great opportunity to listen, share, learn, ask questions and connect with each other, while gathering new ideas for a more balanced way to live our day-to-day lives. 

Bring your positive outlook and celebrate the steps that many people bravely take to live their lives authentically as their own.

This gathering will take place at 12 noon in the Sanctuary after service/social hour.  

For more information, see Jeanne or Priscilla Gray-Stoll.

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Circle Dinners

Please join us at our next Circle Dinner on Saturday October 24, 2026.

A tradition of Unitarian Universalism, 8-10 adults gather in a member’s home to enjoy each other’s company and share a delicious meal. Each person brings a dish to share (considerations for food allergies and restrictions will be honored). Singles and couples are welcome. You can sign up to be either a host or a guest. Sign-up is from September 20 to October 11. You may either fill out a form in person on a Sunday morning or complete and submit a form via the link on our website. Hosts will be contacted by the Circle Dinner committee. Guests will be contacted by their host regarding the dinner time, location, and food to bring.

For questions, contact Lynn Sinclair at circledinners@buxmontuu.org.

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