10 Higby Rd
Utica, NY 13501
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office@uuutica.orgOur UUUtica Mission asks us to “advocate for social justice”. New York State United Teachers (NYSUT) believes that a social justice agenda is more than token charity; instead, it is a strategy that transforms individuals and communities. On this “Labor Sunday” we will hear about … read more.
Losing your keys may be a first sign that all is not right in your life. It is a simple thing but one that prevents us from moving forward. All too often in times of intense stress, we lose our keys but we can also … read more.
The proposed 8th Principle calls us to “actions that accountably dismantle racism and other oppressions in ourselves and our institutions.” If the congregation chooses to fully embrace this, what would it look like? What changes might need to be made? What might we give up … read more.
Sue Wadley will walk us through the many parts of helping refugee families resettle in Syracuse. There are many places where you can become involved, both big (adopting a family) or small (collecting school materials for kids). With numbers returning to 2016 levels, help is … read more.
Justice with Love and Joy, Open to Awe!
Can we enthusiastically embrace the future of life on earth? Or are circumstances leading us to anguish over the state of affairs and where we are currently headed? Can we deliberately choose which perspective to abide? Does it … read more.
About six weeks after the summer sun peaked in the sky, ancient peoples celebrated the first harvest of the season, known as Lughnasadh or Lammas. This morning, we will give gratitude for these harvests, create a charm for gathering abundance, and connect with the energies … read more.
This service is with May Memorial and First UU of Syracuse.
+1 312 626 6799 US (Chicago)
Meeting ID: 976 5683 1406
Passcode: chalice (2425423)
Weather permitting, and also streamed on Zoom, we will meet on the church lawn to discuss ways to think about and create Beloved Community. If possible, please bring your own lawn chair and snack/beverage. Masks will not be required. Other reopening details at Re-Opening … read more.
They (whoever ‘they’ are) say that the only constant is change. In this service, we’ll explore what that means from a theological and spiritual perspective, and how this way of understanding calls us to our work in the world.Rev. Kimberley Debus is a community minister … read more.
Everyone has favorite prose, but what about your favorite poetry? Join us for a talk about favorite poetry and what it means!
This service is with May Memorial and First UU of Syracuse.
+1 312 626 6799 US (Chicago)
Meeting ID: 976 … read more.
