The Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Binghamton is looking to hire a Religious Education Assistant for the 2021-2022 church year, from August 2021 through June of 2022. The person in this role will assist the Interim Assistant Minister, who will lead our Family Ministry Program. This part-time hourly position is for up to 10 hours per week, … Continue reading Religious Education Assistant position available
UUCB is presently searching for an Interim Assistant Minister (with a Family Ministry focus) This is (as of May 2021) a 15-hour position instead of the previously released 30-hour Director of Family Ministry position. If you may wish to apply for this position, take a look at the Interim Assistant Minister job description.
Our Sunday worship services will be streaming as follows … Call in:Dial-in number (US): 646-558-8656 US (New York) Access code: 5749237292# Join from your computer:Join Zoom Meeting https://zoom.us/j/5749237292 Meeting ID: 574 923 7292
Thank you to everyone for their input and efforts at the congregational meeting Sunday January 19, 2020. Many people presented important, well thought out points of view, and made good points. Congratulations to the congregation for the big decision to spend up to 1.4 million dollars on a contract with W. L. Kline. Here is … Continue reading Renovation Update: January 2020
I am so proud of our congregation! We decided to live into our aspirations … to boldly advance our congregation into an environment that is more supportive of children, visitors, community, and those seeking more spirituality in their lives.
It’s been a year since our congregation commissioned me as a lay minister (CLM). Each CLM has a focus area – mine is denominational affairs.
Frequently Asked Questions. While our building is closed for renovations in 2020, we will be worshiping and meeting elsewhere for 8 months.
I have read much about the power of music through the years, but no writing has ever touched me as deeply as this one.
Belonging (without the plural ‘s’) is about the people and places to which we belong.
My role as Commissioned Lay Minister has led me into another role: I’m now an Adjunct Consultant for our Central East Region.
