How often do you think to yourself, “I have enough” or “I am enough”? We can expect a lot of the world and of ourselves. How often do you encourage others that they might be enough just as they are? When compassion and love enter the conversation, enough arrives. Join guest preacher Christin Green to ...
Please join us for Whole Church Worship. The whole church (and beyond) is invited to our worship service. We celebrate new beginnings and fresh starts with our annual Ingathering service where all ages, varied beliefs, and diverse identities join together in a time of Great Expectation. All are invited to arrive by 9:30 a.m. for ...
Scott Ward, the Chamber Choir, and guest musicians will share excerpts from the musical revue written by Maltby and Shire. Readings and short vignettes will accompany the music.
What is the “good news” of our faith? Why is it so desperately important at this time in history?
To come home is to return to some place that has been formative. To return home can itself be transformational. As Rev. Pamela Wat transitions into her new role as our Senior Minister, she reflects on her return to Wilmington and the adventure of coming home.
The radical act of expressing love and affirmation could transform our world, and ourselves. But too often we are reluctant to speak up and let others know how deeply they touch our lives. Doyle Dobbins will serve as Worship Associate. The Rev. Libby Smith grew up in the UU Congregation of York, PA. She worked ...
Why did Sunday School die, what is Faith Formation, and what does it mean for First Unitarian Church? Carol Scott will be the Worship Associate.
Constellation, Helen Wolfson and Eric Thomas, share a service of inspiration and music with readings and music for guitar, hammered dulcimer and voice. Scott Ward will facilitate this service.
Are you finding that you’re lost? Disconnected, tempest-tossed? If you’re thirsty or you’re kvetchy, treading water in Hetch-Hetchy, laying eggs or making waffles, eating hats, feet or falafels – come to church (sort of) for a summery service. You can’t always get what you want, but you might get some ideas. Helen Foss will be ...
bass martin hargrove and soprano natalie gilbert (who sang for us easter sunday) join scott ward, with flute and cello, to explore the poetry of e. e. cummings through readings, thoughts and music inspired by cummings. jan shay will be the worship associate.