We now have a hybrid format for services both on zoom and in person.
Go to our Worship Page for more information.
Upcoming Worship Services
Join Us for Worship — In Person or Online You’re invited to worship with us each Sunday at 10:30 a.m., either in person at 10 Higby Road in Utica or online via Zoom. Arrive at the church or log in a few minutes early to say hello — it’s a friendly, welcoming crowd — and stay afterward for our informal in-person social hour held in our sanctuary directly after the service. Members and visitors alike enjoy the chance to connect and meet new faces. Most weeks we use the Zoom link below. On occasion, we “visit” another congregation, and that week’s Zoom information will be shared in the service description. Join us on Zoom:
Humanity has an obligation to future generations to restore and maintain a safe climate. Folks will be encouraged to embrace the Climate Restoration resolution, which calls on us to restore our planet’s climate by 2050. Chuck Tomaselli is the Climate Change Ambassador to Rotary. He … read more.
Join us for uplifting stories and songs as we visit Mister Roger’s Neighborhood. Rev. Janet was ordained as an Interfaith/Interspiritual Minister by One Spirit Interfaith Seminary in 2015 after many years of spiritual study. She continues to volunteer as an Assistant Chaplain at Upstate Medical … read more.
In a culture that often celebrates productivity over play, we can forget that joy, curiosity, and laughter are essential acts of the spirit. Sara will explore how playfulness nurtures health, happiness, and longevity. Drawing from psychology, neuroscience, and lived experience, Sara invites us to see … read more.
What is the difference between a covenant and a promise? How does our covenant make our community stronger? We will explore our UU covenant and be challenged to fully embrace our values.
Marilyn Hawkins, of the African American Heritage Association, is our guest presenter. Marilyn will commemorate and honor the service of African Americans who lost their lives in WWII.
Religious upbringing, family backgrounds, and personal theologies can all shape whether and how prayer plays a role in our lives. Paul and several UU members will explore their own relationship to prayer.