On December 23, 2021 the UUCB Board of Trustees voted to suspend all in-person gatherings at UUCB until the COVID numbers for our area become sufficiently improved.

On December 4, the UUCB Board of Trustees approved an updated version of the UUCB In-Person Gatherings Policy. Here is a summary of the changes relative to the most recent (August) version of this policy:

The choir can sing while wearing professional grade masks.Congregants … read more.

The Susquehanna Society was founded by the Endowment Committee of the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Binghamton to recognize people who have contributed to its Endowment or who have expressed a formal commitment to do so.  Just as the Susquehanna River flows on timelessly, so does … read more.

It’s time to begin thinking about what you could do with a grant from the UUCB Endowment Committee.

With the exception of this past Covid year 2021, a portion of the yearly earnings from our Endowment Fund is made available annually for special projects.  Your grant … read more.

Dear Congregation,

Good people, this has been an exhausting year and a half. When the Board voted in March 2020 to shift all meetings and events to online to help ‘flatten the curve’ and prevent the spread of Covid-19, we imagined it might be for a … read more.

UUCB Family Ministry recently hosted a stuffed animal sleepover camp right here in our space that is being renovated! Here is the highlights video.

This post contains links to three tours — the first two were created by UUCB members and the third tour was created by our architect, Laura Intscher.

On December 29, Madeleine Cotts, Eric Cotts, and Douglas Taylor created two virtual tour videos that show how our … read more.

From Shawn Steketee:

Board members have been receiving questions about how to pay pledges or make donations and where they should be sent. There are several ways you can pay your pledge or make a donation:

1. Mail a check  payable to UUCB and send it to … read more.

From the Steering Committee:

Progress on the renovation continues at a steady, but
somewhat slow pace (two steps forward, one step back). We look forward to the
day we have a contract signed and work begins in earnest on our building. The
asbestos abatement is finished, and by all … read more.