Join Music Director David Brown and Pianist Jodie Brown for an interactive performance and discussion, dissecting a major sonata for violin and piano. Whatever your musical experience, or however familiar you are with "classical" music, you will emerge with a deeper understanding of and appreciation for this exquisite art form. […]
Join the Partner Church Committee for a festive Hungarian dinner in the Fireside Room. The evening begins with a toast to our partners in Várfalva, followed by a groaning board of Hungarian food from appetizers to dessert—all prepared by the committee, with beer and wine included. Live Hungarian music by […]
Looking for a local board game gathering? Join us for an all-ages board game meetup! Bring your favorite games, invite friends, and meet new people. Learn new games, teach others your favorites, and enjoy a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere. All ages welcome. No signup needed. Please note: childcare is not provided.
Part of the Main Line Early Music 2025-2026 Season An exploration of the personal musical tastes of Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, and George Washington.
Curious about the stories behind our walls? Join the Community Engagement Team for a guided tour of all four floors of our church building—and learn its history, from its earliest beginnings to the community it houses today. Meet in the Atrium across from the front entrance. Tour runs approximately 30–40 […]
Multi-award-winning singer-songwriter Rupert Wates combines unforgettable songs with virtuoso guitar playing. His music is the fruit of 20 years at the top of his profession. Folk tinged, with flavors of jazz and even classical, it bears the impression of his English roots as well as his years in New York […]
Fireside Gallery Join us for a nourishing afternoon of good food and inspiring conversation. 12:00–1:00 PM – Enjoy a provided lunch1:00–2:00 PM – Great Speaker: Erlis Wickersham on how Clara Schumann navigated the rough waters of being a woman composer in the 1800s.
Join us to prepare for the Easter Service on April 5! The orchestra is open to all instruments; no prior experience is required to sing or play. Participants of all ages and experience levels are welcome—children and youth especially encouraged. Sheet music (including chords) is available for instrumentalists here; non-music-readers […]
This retreat includes sitting and moving meditations and contemplative practices, as well as short dharma talks that will explore how meditation, generosity, patience, ethical awareness, and wisdom can support engaged, compassionate, and courageous living in challenging times. To support our practice, the day will be spent in silence. All are […]
Author Richard McKnight, PhD will introduce his book When We the People Lead, The Leaders Will Follow — MLUC's All-Church Read for Spring 2026. Join us during coffee hour for a reception in the Fireside Gallery. When We the People Lead, the Leaders Will Follow is written for the moderate […]
From the peaceful lakeside town in the Endless Mountains to the lush woods of Devon, the Eagles Mere Chamber Players present a kinetic program for piano quintet (piano, two violins, viola, and cello)—and its many sub-configurations—from Dvorak, to Ravel, to Danish folk dances, to tango. The musicians of the EMCP […]
After months of listening, story-sharing, and community-wide Appreciative Inquiry sessions, our Right Relations Task Force is ready to share what they've heard—and what they've built from it. Join us on in the Main Meeting Room for a presentation of the draft Right Relations Covenant, shaped by the voices of this […]