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Whether or not we believe that spirits dwell in some other realm of existence, this time of the season’s turning is a time for remembering, for regardless of our beliefs, those we have loved … read more.
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“Change is inevitable; transformation is our choice.” Swimming in the ocean of life, we may choose to resist the flow, or allow the turbulence to upend us, or ride the waves into something new. How may we … read more.
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For those not going to Silver Bay, we will gather in Community Hall for a multigenerational celebration of our heritage. Peter Brown is preparing a slide show which will replace the sermon. Rev. Hoddy will … read more.
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American Unitarian Universalism has its roots in democracy. How did this happen? As we begin this month of exploring our heritage, we will reflect on our history, … read more.
Rev. Lynn will reflect on events in her life that have contributed to her spiritual journey and influence her ministry.
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Rev. Linda Hoddy will share her spiritual journey from fundamentalist Christianity in a small town in Kansas, through agnosticim, atheism, humanism, mysticism, to now, when she identifies as a Universalist Theist or a Theistic Universalist. Most of all, she says, “I am … read more.
With Diane Cameron
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At Labor Day we begin a new year. It’s a time to examine our wants and needs and our loves. And to ask: What is our place … read more.
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.
