10 Higby Rd
Utica, NY 13501
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office@uuutica.orgWhen it feels as though we’re living in a time of scarcity, how can we
act from a place of abundance? This service will relate a familiar story,
introducing two strangers who coax an entire village into realizing
the power of sharing and giving.
Let’s celebrate the experience of bouncing – of the fall that does not land hard, but that launches.
Hanka Grabovica was born in Bosnia, but came to Utica in Dec. 2001 when she was 16 with her parents for a better life and educational opportunities, and in August 2007 became a US citizen. She was 23 years old when she was standing on … read more.
UU Utica invites the other Unitarian Universalist congregations of the Mohawk Valley to worship with us for this special Cluster Service. Nineteenth Century Unitarians shifted the focus on Jesus as God to that of Jesus as human, uplifted as the greatest exemplar of right living. … read more.
As you move from group to group in your day, have you ever asked how the minorities in those groups feel? Today’s service will discuss some of these possibilities and ways that you can make your spaces more inclusive to everybody. Troy Little assumed the … read more.
If we seek to live lives of integrity, we must also be true to our selves. In what ways have we allowed our sense of who we are to be chipped away, preventing us from being whole? Maybe, our community provides the opportunity to find … read more.
On the first Sunday of the new year, we will reflect on the transition from old to new. The Worship Committee will lead us in a Fire Communion ceremony, in which we will write, on scraps of paper, phrases that represent the year behind us.
Samantha Petschauer serves as the Health Center Director in Utica, Rome, and Oneida for Planned Parenthood Mohawk Hudson. She will be joined by Kaylee May, PP Mohawk Hudson’s Public Affairs Community Organizer.
At the end of a Thanksgiving Weekend, let us extend our gratitude into the spirit of awe. How can a spirit of wonder and amazement deepen us beyond the standard expressions of thanks?
For many of us, spirituality is bewildering and mysterious. The traditional spiritual practices feel strange and isolating. By paying attention, we might just touch on the elusive experience of being spiritual. The UUUtica Choir will be performing.
