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office@uuutica.orgCarols, Candles, Conversation and Cookies Come join our low-key gathering, designed for comfort, inspiration and encouragement. Please bring your COVID mask to use if the risk factor is high. Led by Rev Karen Brammer
The informal Christmas morning gathering at UUUtica will not be on Zoom. … read more.
Christmas can be profoundly meaningful, hectic, sorrowful and everything in between. Come share space to contemplate the holy day and holidays with songs, some shared thoughts, and candle light.
December 21 will be Winter Solstice, the shortest day and longest night of the year. Traditionally, it is a time of both foreboding and expectancy, as the longest night leads to the return of the sun. Some consider this time the seasonal dark night of … read more.
Ken Drake, Barb Freeman, and Glenn Coin talk about the initiatives of the UUSC, advancing human rights and social justice around the world with help from congregations like ours.
The lines of poetry by William Blake, “To see the world in a grain of sand, and heaven in a wildflower, hold infinity in the palm of your hand, and eternity in an hour” are quite famous. The poem itself is called, “Auguries of Innocence”. … read more.
More than technical fixes, the world needs people of faith and hope to envision and help shape a plan for a positive future – a plan that takes into account the realities of climate change and includes strong action to both mitigate and adapt to … read more.
If we cannot heal what we do not recognize, then learning about how colonialism continues to hurt Indigenous Peoples, non-indigenous peoples and the planet is crucial. Rev Karen will share some of what she learned in her work to support the Lakota led Standing Rock … read more.
We are meant to be connected. We are meant to have roots that go down and also runners that travel out! We are meant to be in this together so we all might thrive. All this isolation and division around us cannot last and does … read more.
Ron Patterson of the Oneida Nation, Wolf Clan, will share with us the Oneida heritage and some of its important beliefs and traditions focusing on preservation for the seventh generation. Also joining us will be Chris Thomas, a Haudenosaunee singer. He will sing and talk about Oneida … read more.
This week we pilgrimage to Little Falls for our service.
