In the Interim

Our Congregational Life

There’s much happening at UUCR. Don’t miss out; please remember to read the newsletter weekly or the congregational calendar. Dates, times, contacts will be listed for you there.

Ministerial Search: The Room Where It Happens*

In February and March, we will be conducting in-depth, in-person interviews with pre-candidates and hearing them preach. While we can’t have you with us “in the room where it happens,” we certainly value your input. Although we can’t tell you who the ministers are, we … read more.

Lead With the Heart: A Post-Election Sermon

A post-election sermon delivered on November 13, 2016
at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Reading
by Rev. Catherine Senghas

There has been a lot of pain this week, all around us. It’s not simply a matter of there not being a presidential candidate that … read more.

In the Interim, June 9, 2016

Dear members and friends at UUCR,

I’ve lived in several different places as an adult and I always seem to boomerang back to southern New England as the place where the cycles of the seasons most synchronize with my own perennial rhythm.  The fall has that … read more.

In the Interim, June 16, 2016

Dear members and friends at UUCR,

Last Sunday morning as we gathered for worship the news was still new and incomplete about events that had transpired overnight at Pulse, a gay nightclub in Orlando, Florida.  The days since have brought a barrage of information, judgment, political … read more.

In the Interim, June 2, 2016

Dear members and friends at UUCR,

Matt Myer, our guest worship leader last Sunday, asked the provocative question “What does it look like to be a Unitarian Universalist on Tuesday?”  I’ve been thinking about his question each day this week, and today I asked myself “What … read more.

Congratulations on your Ministerial Search Team

Dear members and friends at UUCR,

What an amazing team you have chosen for your Ministerial Search Team (MST).  Any of the twelve nominees would have brought valuable gifts to the endeavor. I commend you for the great care you took around this process, and … read more.