April 26: Maasai Culture and Traditions
Speakers: Maasai guests
Maasai guests from Kenya, E. Africa will share their beautiful culture and ancient indigenous traditions. Sponsored by MCEP (Maasai Cultural Exchange Project), a Bucks County grassroots nonprofit, the Maasai tribe encourage global awareness regarding drought and famine and their desperate need for water and education for children and women. Maasai elders teach peace and conflict resolution, environmental and ecological practices, and family traditions and dynamics. The Maasai women will display and offer unique beadwork and handicrafts for sale to offset the high cost of education for their children. “Ashe Oleng”—Thank you very much.

April 19: Six Impossible Things
Speaker: Rev. Sandra Fees
Humans have the unique capability to glimpse the impossible. The White Queen in Alice in Wonderland tells Alice she can imagine “six impossible things before breakfast.” In this service, we will consider how we can push against the limits of science and imagination to allow the impossible to become possible.

April 12: The Light of the World
Speaker: Robin Pugh
Jesus is sometimes called “the light of the world” because he helped to bring the light of love into people’s hearts. We will revisit the events of Holy week in this inter generational service and reflect on what UUs can learn from Jesus.

April 5: Writing to Change the World
Speaker: Rev. Judy Welles
Whether we claim it or not, all of us are writers. What characteristics of being a writer will serve us in our development as human beings, helping us to become our unique selves and say the things that only we can say?