This service will explore the unexpected twists and turns of life and how we respond. Do we embrace what comes our way or do we resist? And what does our Unitarian Universalism offer us as we navigate the uncertain and unforeseen.
Rev. Tom Chulak is a retired Unitarian Universalist Minister and member of the Albany UU. He lives in Troy.
The late Buddhist monk Thich Nhat Hanh once said: “In the eyes of the awake, all things are sacred.” In the eyes of some, Unitarian Universalism is “woke,” which is meant as an insult. What does “woke” mean, and is it dangerous to “sleep through a revolution?” … read more.
Our Black/Indigenous/People of Color Group will be leading our special service to honor the new Juneteenth holiday. Please come and learn about this holiday and celebrate it together.
As we celebrate Albany Pride, let us also advocate for those around the country who are threatened by regressive anti-Trans legislation by hearing, reading and sharing the personal stories of those who are gender non-conforming. Click here to view the online Order of Service!
Rev. Sam has learned more than a few lessons of the 24 years of his ministry. He would like to share a few of them and share his hopes about the way his ministry in Albany will be remembered.
More details to come!
Please reach out to Jking@albanyuu.org for any questions.
This annual event celebrates the unique perspectives and talents of our Youth Group and the culmination of months of work by our Coming Of Age youth class participants.
Parenting, in whatever configuration it happens, involves offering guidance and support to another who is growing and developing.
One of the gifts of technology is expanding our capacity for creative expression. Yet being creative can feel challenging and scary. This service will explore ways to find access to the inner muse. (PDF)
Service led by our Intern Jacob King. There is a lot of hate felt because of political rivalry between China and the USA that has spilled over to harm Asian-Americans. This is wrong and should stop
