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Utica, NY 13501
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office@uuutica.orgBrent’s talk will offer insights into the words “religious” and “spiritual,” and help us think about why and how we use them. Sometimes we distinguish between the two. Sometimes we use them as synonyms for each other. Sometimes we prioritize one over the other. Brent suggests … read more.
There is a long held assumption that emotions and critical thinking are antithetical or mutually incompatible. But is it true for all emotions?
Author Maxine Hong Kingston wrote, “In a time of destruction, create something.” Why Does this matter? What forms might creativity take among us? What might it take to open ourselves to do this when our instincts are to harden to protect ourselves and those we … read more.
The Golden Rule, it’s often said, is a bedrock tenet of all the world’s religions. UUU member Glenn Coin examines how the Golden Rule came to be seen as universal and what we can learn from its many variants.
In celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, Day we will hear from Alden Max Smith, former mayor of Oneida, NY. He will talk about lessons he has learned from his family’s roots in slavery and connections to the Underground Railroad, as well as how … read more.
Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King led a major civil rights movement with what he called “Soul Force.” What was at the heart of such a force, and how did it work? Is it something we take seriously today in our desire for social change? Rev. … read more.
Year’s end is neither an end or a beginning but a going on, with all the wisdom that experience can instill on us” writes American journalist Hal Borland. In this interactive service, we will have the opportunity to share experiences and reflections of what wisdom … read more.
This beloved, multigenerational service honors the life and love of Jesus of Nazareth, featuring carols, story and candlelight.
Music and caroling with Melissa Barlett, plus healing stories led by Deb Faust. Perhaps you have a favorite carol, or a story about how you tamed the holiday blues. All are invited to sing and share.
Let us gather and practice some Winter Solstice traditions as we enter this special season. We will cast a Sacred Circle, sing, reflect, and Raise the Cone of Power as we delve into the gifts of darkness and the return of the light.
