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To Awaken Love and Justice in Our Lives and in the World

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Every Sunday at 11AM

COVID Policy Update (4/12/22): Everyone attending services is encouraged to be fully vaccinated, which includes boosters as recommended for them. Everyone above age 2 attending services will be masked throughout their time indoors. Everyone attending services should stay 6 feet or more from people who are not in their households whenever possible. With masking and distancing in place, the live congregation is invited to sing. Click here for more information on the precautions we are taking.

Sunday Worship (11 AM EDT) Zoom link:
https://uuma.zoom.us/j/145662677
Meeting ID: 145 662 677

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Meeting ID: 145 662 677

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Upcoming Services

May 29. Deep Remembering and Moral Engagement (Leroy Enck)
Sunday, 11am, Online on Zoom
What is moral injury? How does it differ from Post-Traumatic Stress and other clinical diagnosis? And how can we, as a community, expand our capacity and create space to hold those from among us who grapple with the pain and moral burden all too often carried in isolation. By engaging in deep remembering, moral reckoning, and opening ourselves to the difficult work of moral engagement, we may learn how to identify with those among us who were willing to die and kill on our behalf, and in doing so, expand our capacity to heal as a community. Together, we will also lift prayers for veteran loved ones lost in service, suicide, or overdose.

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Our Ministers

Rev. Abbey Tennis, Lead Minister

A lifelong Unitarian Universalist from the Boston area, Rev. Abbey Tennis is passionate about vibrant, robustly spiritual, urban ministry in a multi-racial, multi-cultural, multi-generational setting. Her great loves in congregational ministry include worship leadership, collaborative leadership development, institutional anti-racism and anti-oppression work, and the building of resilient networks of pastoral care.

Rev. Hannah Capaldi, Minister for Faith Formation

Reverend Hannah Capaldi is a lifelong Unitarian Universalist. She was raised in the congregation at First Parish of Concord and was ordained there in December of 2019. She comes to First Unitarian Philadelphia with a passion for preaching an inspiring word, challenging her communities to live into their best selves, and finding joy in pursuit of a better world.

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