UUA Announcement

Unitarian Universalism believes in the right of free speech and the democratic process. Attacks like those at Saturday’s political rally weaken democracy, and the Unitarian Universalist Association condemns this attack. At a time when democracy is already at risk, these events will only make our political environment more precarious. As we prepare to meet this … Continue reading UUA Announcement

Black Lives Matter Banner Stolen from Unitarian Universalist Church

The Unitarian Universalist Church of Reading (UUCR) has proudly displayed a Black Lives Matter banner on the corner of Summer Avenue and Woburn Street since 2020.  In recent months, this banner has been stolen three times.   The banner was first stolen the weekend of Reading’s Juneteenth celebration.  At that time, Rev. Dr. Laura Solomon, … Continue reading Black Lives Matter Banner Stolen from Unitarian Universalist Church

RAFFLE DONATIONS NEEDED!

The Kris Kringle Fair will be on Saturday, November 18th, from 9:00 am – 2:00 pm. This major church fundraising event is also a chance for fun and fellowship. The Raffle Table requests your suggestions or donations for this year’s raffle. Our Helping Hands quilt will be the star, but we could use cash donations to buy … Continue reading RAFFLE DONATIONS NEEDED!

UUCR FALL CLEAN UP!

Saturday, November 4th, 9:00 – 12:00 pm Help make our campus beautiful! All those bright fall leaves need to be raked and bagged. Martha Moore will supply the bags, you supply the rake, work gloves, a water bottle, and your energy! There will be a few spare rakes available for those who need one. Friends … Continue reading UUCR FALL CLEAN UP!

100 Years Ago at UUCR

From the address given by Horace Wadlin (noted architect, longtime member of our church) at the laying of the cornerstone for our building, September 9, 1923:   “Today in laying this material cornerstone we are not…beginning a new enterprise. We are indeed seeking to perpetuate and carry still farther what was done in the Reading … Continue reading 100 Years Ago at UUCR