This Sunday’s Coffee and Conversation will be facilitated by Bill Jacobs. The topic is: Battling Climate Change: Will there be “Winners” and “Losers”? And how do UU Principles 1, 2, 5 and 6 apply?

Coffee and Conversation led by Irene Goetz. We’ll explore how this profound concept fosters personal growth and spiritual enlightenment. Engage with thought-provoking questions that challenge you to reflect on your place in the universe and the bonds that tie us all together. This is an opportunity to deepen your understanding of self, spirit, and society, … Continue reading Coffee and Conversation: Embracing the Web of Life

Some books may come and go in our minds while others stick with us.  Join Susan Kaphammer at this Sunday’s Coffee and Conversation to talk about Memorable Book(s). Everyone, including children of all ages, are encouraged to bring or just tell us about remembered books that have been read or listened to.  What books have … Continue reading Coffee and Conversation: Memorable Books

Join long-time member and recent Board President Mike Gempler as he leads us in a discussion about asylum in the U.S. Come and enjoy engaging conversations, ideas and thoughtful discussion.

We kick-off our summer series of Coffee and Conversation touching on a variety of topics.  Join us each Sunday as a community member leads a friendly discussion around his or her selected topic.  This Sunday, Debra Kroon will bring the topic of ‘Swedish Death Cleaning.’ How can we prepare peacefully and mindfully to deal with … Continue reading Coffee and Conversation: Swedish Death Cleaning

Tune in Together as we livestream the closing services at the UUA General Assembly conference. We will begin promptly at 10 a.m., so plan on arriving a bit early; the GA service will last until 11:30.

God can sometimes be a tricky subject for Unitarian Universalists. While we havedecidedly “godly” roots, today we are more apt to hear words like divine and spiritin our services. For some, God may even be “unmentionable” or non-existent, butmost would acknowledge that God is not easily put in a box. Please join in this participatory … Continue reading Oh My: God?

Women earn $82 for every $100 earned by men, and men continue to dominate positions of power.   Yet, many of the volumes on the best seller lists, as well as the Talking Heads of Cable TV, are convinced that boys and men are “falling behind.”  What is this all about?  And are the UU Covenants … Continue reading Father’s Day II: The Prequel Boyz II Men?

Rev. Galen Guengerich of All Souls Church of NYC brings us a service that discusses the relationship between belief and political activism. Andrew Whitmont will be our discussion leader. This may be a service that helps us navigate that uncomfortable space between feeling and acting.

Memorial Day, set aside to honor those who served in the U. S. Armed Forces, is also for many of us an annual occasion to remember family and friends who have touched our lives but are no longer here.  This Sunday’s service will acknowledge Remembrance and consider relaxing into a spiritual practice of Renewal.  We … Continue reading Flower Communion & The Gifts of Remembrance and Renewal