Upcoming Services

Sunday service is held at 10:00 AM.
No RSVP is necessary.

link to virtual service

May 29

Sunday Service led by Rev. Carla Christopher

​The Rev. Carla Christopher, an ELCA Pastor, interfaith chaplain, and former community organizer, brings one of history AND today’s most powerful faith-based social justice movements to UUCYork with a service based on The Poor People's Campaign.

Initially launched created on December 4, 1967 by the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC) to address the issues of unemployment, housing shortages for the poor, and the impact of poverty on the lives of millions of Americans, the Poor People's Campaign: A National Call for a Moral Revival was relaunched as an American anti-poverty campaign led by William Barber II and Liz Theoharis in 1998. According to Jelani Cobb, writing in The New Yorker, the movement demands "federal and state living-wage laws, equity in education, an end to mass incarceration, a single-payer health-care system, and the protection of the right to vote." The aim of the campaign centers on intersectional movements, such as racism, sexism, anti-Native American policies, ableism, and classism. Using music, drama, readings, preaching, and gatherings from church services to public actions and protests, the PPC has spread across the country. Now, it comes to York in a celebration of solidarity and freedom meant to inspire and challenge.​

June 5

"All We Do Is Faith Formation" Service led by by Rev. Jen Raffensperger

Humans go through stages of faith development just as they go through other stages of learning and growth! And this learning and growth doesn’t stop...ever!  UUCYork strives to be a place where people can question, consider, challenge themselves, and continue to learn and grow spiritually throughout their lives!  Today we’ll dream together about what faith formation can look like in our beloved community.

June 12

"Saving Grace" Pride Service led by by Rev. Jen Raffensperger

It’s Pride Month!

Together we’ll look at this history of Pride, its growth from a time of protest to a time of celebration, and why every community is richer for embracing its queerness, making generous space for and centering its LGBTQIA+ siblings and selves.

June 12

Juneteenth Commemoration led by Rev. Dr. Dominique Denman

Dominique Denman is a Pastor, Scholar, Performing Artist, Director, Producer, Writer, Arranger, and CEO.

Dominique holds a Bachelor of Arts and Sciences in Music from Texas Southern University and a Masters of Divinity from Lancaster Theological Seminary and is currently pursuing a doctorate in Ministry at New York Theological Seminary.