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office@uuutica.orgStories shape the way we view the world. We think that logical facts and figures shape what we believe but really it is stories. “True” or not they speak to something deep within our core that reinforces or disrupts how we experience the world and … read more.
Why does it matter to a faith community to be able to welcome the different ways our brains function? Because in a covenantal community, we expose ourselves to and welcome different ways of understanding and moving in the world. These are important to evolve, and … read more.
Our Climate Action team and local farmer, Jason Townsend, of Kingfisher Farm, share perspectives on food, farming, sustainability, and being a part of the interdependent web of all existence with a focus on locally grown and raised products.
Love is a complex emotion that can be interpreted in many ways. What do we mean when we talk of love? Join us for an interactive service led by members of Soul Matters Small Group Ministry.
“Nobody’s free until everybody’s free,” said Fannie Lou Hamer in the twentieth century. These words are no less true in 2022. As a former defendant in the resistance to the Line 3 pipeline, Rev. Karen Van Fossan will reflect on both personal and collective experiences … read more.
Built into Article Two of the UUA Bylaws is the requirement to review and update the Principles of our faith. Some of us will be excited, others offended and angry. We will explore possibilities in this Mohawk Valley Cluster service with the Rev. Karen Brammer … read more.
Jerry Reed takes a look at John Lennon’s Imagine using the words of John Zuckerman. The tune is nearing 52 years old and Is deeply utopian, deeply moral and calls on people to live, as one humanity, in peace. It is also purposely and powerfully irreligious.
Sean Bennett joined Hamilton this past year as the vice president for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. He has previously served at numerous educational institutions.
Maurice Mitchell writes, “There are things we can and must do to shift movements for justice toward a powerful posture of joy and victory”. Let us explore these transformational things as our UU faith endeavors to become more and more anti-racist within and without.
This service will not be available on Zoom.
Greet the New Year in a relaxed service that encourages recognition of what we wish to let go of, and sharing of what we hope for.
