October 13 Service led by Rev. Christin Green
Reconciliation and Repair Fractures in relationship can leave us reeling and confused. Forgiveness can feel impossible. It may feel easier to turn away, but it can be healing to turn toward reconciliation and repair. Join Rev. Christin Green while the Jewish holiday of Yom Kippur is near to reflect on restorative approaches to relationship. |
Sunday service is held at 10:00 AM. Click here to watch service online.
You are welcome here.
Whatever your age, political affiliation, nationality, race, ability, cultural heritage, or religious upbringing . . .
Whatever your gender, whomever you love, whatever your gifts,
you are welcome here.
Whatever your age, political affiliation, nationality, race, ability, cultural heritage, or religious upbringing . . .
Whatever your gender, whomever you love, whatever your gifts,
you are welcome here.
THE MISSION of the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of York is to nurture a loving community, inspire lifelong spiritual and personal growth, and act for a better world.
The Vision of the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of York: We are a thriving congregation of all ages, embracing each other, and partnering with those in our community who work toward justice, fairness, and equity
The Vision of the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of York: We are a thriving congregation of all ages, embracing each other, and partnering with those in our community who work toward justice, fairness, and equity
Social Justice News
Many of us worked at the York Fair at the Democratic table. Volunteers included Carol Stowell, Charlie and Donna Alcorn, Heather Turnage, and Steve Snell.
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UUCYork volunteers Charlie Alcorn, Jenny Mellott-Lillie, Peggy Baker and Carol Stowell have been weekly volunteers at the New American Welcome Center. They are working with Haitian refugees to complete immigration paperwork for Temporary Protective Status (TPS). There are an estimated 8000 Haitians refugees that have moved into the York area in the past three years.
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