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UUCD’s minister, lay leaders, and outstanding guest ministers from throughout our UU district lead our Sunday services. With this variety of services, we believe you will enjoy varying perspectives and stimulating sermons.
Some services are now being conducted both in-person and, concurrently, in a Zoom meeting. Please email uucdcontact@gmail.com for information about joining us in the Zoom meeting.
GUIDELINES FOR IN-PERSON SERVICES AT CONGREGATION BETH SHALOM
If you attend in person, please observe the following guidelines:
– Masks are optional for service attendance. If you’re not fully vaccinated we encourage you to wear a mask for your own safety and for the safety of others.
– If you’re not feeling well, please attend via zoom.
– Sign-ins will continue for in-person services for the purposes of contact tracing.
– Chairs will be spread out for social distancing.
– Hand sanitizer will be available as people enter the building.
– We will have an after-service social gathering (“coffee hour”). No refreshments or snacks will be provided, but people are welcome to bring their own. Please remember that CBS is a kosher facility and any food or drink you bring should be unopened and marked as being kosher. Thank you.
– Donations and pledge payments to UUCD are encouraged, but will not collected in-person. Donations can be made online (go to www.uucd.org and click on Support UUCD) and by mail (UUCD, PO Box 1454, Dover, DE).
April 2, 10:00 a.m.
The Meaning of Passover Then and Now – Rabbi Peggy deProphetis, Congregation Beth Sholom
Rabbi deProphetis will speak on the origin of Passover, the Seder meal, and what it means to us today.
This will be a hybrid service – both in person at Congregation Beth Shalom and online via Zoom. Please contact uucdcontact@gmail.com for information about joining us on Zoom
April 16, 10:00 a.m.
A Wild and Raging Vision – Rev. Dr. Richard Speck
Many of us seek a place where we are accepted and affirmed. We find it in our congregations sometimes. What does it mean to be a community of faith? How do we build that welcoming place that we seek? We will explore how we go about building community this Sunday.
This will be a hybrid service – both in person at Congregation Beth Shalom and online via Zoom. Please contact uucdcontact@gmail.com for information about joining us on Zoom