In the early 1900’s Unitarian theologian James Luther Adams asked if our theology was strong enough to oppose Fascism. He pushed us to dig deep into our beliefs and values, to check our mettle against the needs of the time. Are we equipped any better today? We hope to see you in person or online. … Continue reading Do We Have Enough Love?
We hope to see you in person or online. For in person, masking is optional. Online information ..https://zoom.us/j/95471218370?pwd=aDNjcnhIb3ZSeHlHTjdwanh6c1g1dz09Meeting ID: 954 7121 8370Passcode: 069245Phone: +1 929 205 6099 Order of Service: uubinghamton.org/order-of-service/
Our theme for February is “Embodying Resilience.” With everything going on in the world and in our hearts, it is important to have resilience! Join us for songs and stories and reflections on how to keep rising. On the first Sunday of each month, our multi-generational worship service offers innovation in the Sunday Service experience. … Continue reading Embodying Resilience
Because of the predicted Storm and Travel Advisory for Broome County, our building will be closed on Sunday January 25, and all in-person activities are cancelled. Do you have a space in your home that helps you stay grounded and centered? Do you have practices in your day that help you stay human amid chaos … Continue reading Home Altars and Zen Gardens – Zoom Only
MLK Jr’s message against militarism, racism, and materialism continues to be prescient. Not because things keep getting corrupted, but because our political and social systems are functioning as designed. Perhaps we can stop trying to fix things and start building new. We hope to see you in person or online. For in person, masking is … Continue reading The System Works as Designed
An unknown author wrote: Change is never painful. Only resistance to change is painful.As we begin this new year together we will reflect on this community, this faith, and the world around us and how to practice resistance while embracing change as we continue to discover what it truly means to be a transformational people who … Continue reading Resisting and Embracing Change
Join us for another First Sunday worship and workshops. Our monthly theme is Practicing Resistance and we are using the model from Deepa Iyer’s Social Change Map! Come explore the many ways we create a healthy and thriving community together – one in which we nourish ourselves and serve needs beyond our own. We hope to see you … Continue reading Community Day
For the last service of the year, we will consider the spiritual significance of doorways and transitions as symbolized by the Roman god Janus, who gives his name to the first month of our year. This is a Drumchurch service, in which we will collectively be creating music through jamming. Bring drums and other instruments … Continue reading The God of Doorways and Transitions
Our 7:00 pm service is our family service with carols and lessons, candle lighting, a story, and our choir. Our 9:00 pm service is quieter and more contemplative. We have candle lighting, carols and lessons, as well as a sermon and special music. All ages are welcome to either service. Bring a plate of cookies … Continue reading Christmas Eve
Our 7:00 pm service is our family service with carols and lessons, candle lighting, a story, and our choir. Our 9:00 pm service is quieter and more contemplative. We have candle lighting, carols and lessons, as well as a sermon and special music. All ages are welcome to either service. Bring a plate of cookies … Continue reading Christmas Eve
