Learning From Our Past
History is who we are and why we are the way we are” said historian David McCullough. Today we’ll dip into the rich history of Unitarian Universalism and consider what that history can show us about who we are now.
Topic: Stories
Once Upon a Time: Hidden Insights in Fairy Tales
Click here to watch Sunday Service on Zoom: https://tinyurl.com/AlbanyUU-SundayService
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Typically, most of us don’t take fairy tales very seriously, but on closer inspection, we find that the archetypes, narrative arcs, and emotions of the tales carry universal … read more.
Why Reparations? To Understand the Present We Must Clearly See the Past
Some believe that African Americans gained their freedom in 1865. They have little to no understanding of the horrendous history visited upon Africans from the time they were kidnapped, brought to this country, enslaved, and oppressed for 405 years into the present day. There is … read more.
A Cloud of Witnesses
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On this Memorial Day, we will remember — and we will be joined by members of Albany UU who have served in the armed forces, in times of peace and war.
Many Stories, Our Story (Joint Service)
Service will be held at 1221 Wendell Ave, Schenectady, NY 12308 at the Unitarian Universalist Society of Schenectady at 10:30AM.
Join us for service over Zoom: http://bit.ly/uuschenectadyworship
Join Rev. Ashley DeTar Birt, from New York Unitarian Universalist Justice (NYUUJ), and friends from … read more.
Saving Trans Lives with Stories
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!
A Cloud of Witnesses
Click here to watch Sunday Service on Zoom: https://tinyurl.com/AlbanyUU-SundayService
On this Memorial Day, we will remember — and we will be joined by members of Albany UU who have served in the armed forces, in times of peace and war.