If you’re interested in joining WES at the march, please let Zeb Green (zebg@ethicalsociety.org) know and sign up for the WES text system for this march at remind.com/join/wesjustice. WES will be marching with our friends to the American Humanist Association in the March for Racial Justice on September 30, 2017. See below the note from the … Continue reading Join Us at the March for Racial Justice
WES Cancels PayPal Account WES is cancelling its PayPal account. Instead we will be using SimpleGive, which does everything PayPal did and adds new features like text giving. You may set up an account on SimpleGive by going to my.simplegive.com/wes.
Registering for Sunday School does not mean you are a member or are making a commitment to attend WES every week, but if you anticipate attending 3 or more times for the year September – June, it would be useful to have your information so we can safety things and information on your child for … Continue reading SEEK Registration Due Tomorrow
Share skills, best practices, ideas, and questions on improving your Society’s communications, ethical education, and membership at first ever… AEU Skills Summit Saturday, October 14, 9am-6:30pm at Philadelphia Ethical Society Friday & Saturday evening activities available upon request. $70 for individuals and group deals are $65 each for two, $60 each for three Register with form on aeu.org … Continue reading AEU Skills Summit
The American Ethical Union deplores the reversal of the DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) program. The reversal of DACA violates the fundamental ethical principle that children ought not to be held responsible for the actions of their parents. Reprehensibly, it instills fear in 800,000 young immigrants who have found protection under DACA, many of … Continue reading AEU Statement Against Rescinding DACA
There are few things better than standing up at the front of the Main Hall and looking out at all of you…especially on Welcome Home Sunday. Seeing faces I’ve missed over the summer, celebrating that there are new faces I haven’t yet met, noticing that the toddlers turned into big kids and the big kids into … Continue reading WES Blog — What are we to do?
Welcome Home Sunday…that’s what we’re calling it this year, as we begin our theme of welcome for September. Historically, this Sunday in September has been called “Opening Sunday,” a holdover from the many years that WES closed down in the summertime. We’ve been meeting in summers for twenty years now, but we kept that idea … Continue reading WES Blog — Welcome Home Sunday!
There are several time-critical activities that you can participate in to keep the pressure on to save DACA and TPS. Please see the following background information & details, generously provided by our friends at Cedar Lane Unitarian. DACA YOUTH need your Support NOW President Trump made known this afternoon that he will announce his decision on … Continue reading URGENT: DACA Update
As we begin a new congregational year, there are several core leadership positions that are open! We hope that you’ll consider whether one of these roles might be your next step in service at WES and in your own growth. (And of course there are many more teams welcoming new members–you can see a list … Continue reading Key Leadership Opportunities Open at WES
For the month of September, we will be exploring the theme of Welcome. You can join in the conversation on social media using #WESwelcome. Our platforms this month will be: Sunday, September 3 Platform Service, 10:30am. “The Limits of Authenticity,” Rev. John Crestwell. Join John Crestwell as he tackles the complicated relationship between individuality, … Continue reading September’s Theme – Welcome
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