Upcoming Services

January and February  2022
All Services are held Virtually
Sunday Services are held at 10 AM

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Passcode: 1955

January 23 @ 10:00 AM - "Our Calling to Reproductive Justice" led by Rev. Jen Raffensperger

With indications that Roe v Wade may be overturned, and knowing that abortion and reproductive care have long been inaccessible to many communities, our faith compels us to take action for reproductive rights, health, and justice.

​How are we called by our faith to act, and how can we ground those actions spiritually?

January 30 @ 10:00 AM - Imbolc Service led by Rev. Jen Raffensperger

"The Wheel of the Year"

​Join Rev. Jen and the Earth-Centered Spirituality group as we turn our attention to the turn of the year.  Midway between the Winter Solstice and the Spring Equinox, this cross-quarter celebration sees us turning hopeful eyes to the coming spring. 

February 6 @ 10:00 AM - Stewardship Service led by UUCYork's Stewardship Committee

Today we begin UUCY’s annual stewardship campaign with a service led by Mari Rosario and Sue Bupp.

They will introduce this year’s theme of “Coming Home,” and Rev. Jen will supply a message grounding us in the spiritual nature of monetary support.

February 13 @ 10:00 AM - Luminescence Service led by Rev. Jen Raffensperger

Luminescence is a Unitarian Universalist holiday begun in 2007 by the UU congregation in Santa Clarita, California.

​It honors and asks us to consider the light we each bring from our diverse cultures and spiritual paths, combining to illuminate our spiritual community that grows richer for the light of many!

February 20 @ 10:00 AM - Darwin Day Service led by Rev. Jen Raffensperger

"Complications and Gifts of Scientific Inquiry”

Darwin Day is a chance for us to honor and celebrate the gift of scientific curiosity and inquiry,  something still very relevant to us today!  We will use contemporary theologian Alexis Pauline Gumbs’ religious naturalist meditations on the life of marine mammals to consider the ways science can draw us deeper into knowledge of ourselves and how we move in the world.

February 27 @ 10:00 AM - “Under the Big Tent: Widening Our Circle” led by Rev. Jen Raffensperger

Unitarian Universalism has often been called a “big tent” religion, trying to make space for many people on many spiritual journeys, but we have not always lived up to our highest ideals.  We’ll explore the Black Empowerment controversy in the Unitarian Universalist Association in the late 1960s, the “Widening the Circle of Concern” report from 2020, and the proposed 8th Principle.

Who is Unitarian Universalism calling us to be in the 21st century?