
![]() Happy Anniversary! Our congregation is 200 years young this year, and we didn't want to only celebrate for a day, a week, a month, or even a year (clap clap A three year celebration and renewal period for this justice seeking congregation highlighted by: 2020 Unfortunately, this year's events were postponed. 2021Unfortunately, this year's events, too, were postponed. 2022 |
and ministers back for a time of reminiscing and celebration October - the Pennsylvania Universalist Convention meets at Restoration 2023 Throughout, we will have other events and opportunities to live our our goals of embracing all souls and restoring wholeness, from a concert series, a sermon series, a connection with Restoration Tulsa UU on racial justice efforts there and here, family-centered activities and scavenger hunts, and a "thank you dinner" for the neighborhood. This list is not finalized, nor is it exhaustive. It's the beginning of a time of opportunity and joy for us. We are people of resilience, and part of resilience is learning with and from our history and letting it dance is into our future. May it be so. Amen! — McKinley |

Left to right: Greg Windle, Comms Director for Councilmember Helen Gym, Councilmember Helen Gym, State Sen. Art Haywood, Rev. Naomi Washington-Leapheart, Director for Faith-Based and Interfaith Affairs, Mayor of Philadelphia's Office, Patricia Infante, Central East Region UUA Staff.
Also in attendance but not not picture: State Rep. Chris Rabb