December’s theme is Choosing Hope. Star Wars is a classic space fantasy movie series that features hope as a key tool for dealing with “the Empire.” The power of hope is a surprisingly common theme in dystopian stories. Join us for a fun exploration of hope together. (First Sunday workshops for all ages to follow.) We hope … Continue reading A New Hope Always Helps
This Sunday we host a Pulpit Exchange with May Memorial UU Society in Syracuse, NY. Rev. Jo has served that congregation for several years and had done her internship here in Binghamton, NY. 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: … Continue reading Defiant Joy: Hope as an Act of Courage
“There is hope, even when your brain tells you there isn’t.” (John Green) Whether you have lost your job, dealt with grief or having a child, life is difficult sometimes and it’s easy to feel alone. Let’s consider how our community can make you feel more connected. Our Summer Services (July 2 through September 3) … Continue reading Finding Hope in Difficult Times: Mental Health Struggles Affect Us All
Reproductive rights are being undermined, our democracy has taken a heavy political blow, Nazis are back in the public square, our society is divided, and corporations continue to post record profits while regular folks suffer economically. And it is not mere pablum when I affirm: even still, all these fascists are bound to lose. We … Continue reading How This All Gets Better
This Sunday afternoon we will open our building to visitors as part of the Sacred Sites Tours. Is there something particular about our theology and our message that can be seen in our building? Let us consider tangible ways our faith shows up around our space. We hope to see you in person! Masks are … Continue reading A Harbor of Hope
