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Unitarian Universalists of the Cumberland Valley

Bringing the voice and practice of liberal religion to the Cumberland Valley

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Building and Grounds Workday

UUCV Meeting House 2 Forge Road, Boiling Springs, United States

B & G workday - Saturday, April 23 starting at 9:00 am. All Hands Welcome!

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Board Room

Book Discussion: Twelve Steps to Compassion by Karen Armstrong Karen Armstrong is a British author and commentator known for her books on comparative religion. In addition to the book we will draw from other resources in the news and will discuss issues that we all bring for consideration. Anne Gero will lead the discussion.

UUCV Book Group

YUUth Room

Join us in our Yuuth Room to discuss Orphan 8 by Kim van Alkemade.  “A stunning debut novel of historical fiction set in the forgotten world of New York City’s Jewish orphanages.”  It is a story of a young woman, Rachel, who becomes a nurse and then meets the doctor who performed dangerous medical experiments … Continue reading UUCV Book Group

Spring Sunset Rocks Hike

Member's Home , , PA

We promise a steep uphill on a rocky trail and a picnic with a spectacular view at the top for those fit and adventurous souls willing to climb the half mile up to the top of Little Rocky Ridge with us on a sprint Saturday afternoon.  Get your boots on and let's hike.  Hosted by … Continue reading Spring Sunset Rocks Hike

$15.00

Worship: “Practice Matters”

Social Hall PA, United States

What role does practice play for our body, mind, and spirit?  Gisela Roethke is service leader with worship associate Kate Barr.

Holocaust Remembrance Service (Yom Hashoah)

First Lutheran Church East High and South Bedford St, Carlisle

This event is jointly sponsored by Congregation Beth Tikvah and the Carlisle Area Religious Council on Tuesday, May 3, 2016, 7 P.M at the First Lutheran Church, Corner of East High and South Bedford Streets (One Block East of the Square), Carlisle, Pa.  David W. Wildermuth, Shippensburg University Assistant Professor of German and Secretary/Treasurer, American … Continue reading Holocaust Remembrance Service (Yom Hashoah)