We now have a hybrid format for services both on zoom and in person.
Go to our Worship Page for more information.
Upcoming Worship Services
Due to the pandemic, our building is open according to our reopening guidelines while our church is fully open online. We invite you to join us for worship via Zoom at 10:30 each Sunday morning. Sign in a few minutes early for casual conversation with everyone else who has already signed in – a welcoming bunch – and you are welcome to stay after the service for a social hour in random break-out groups. Long-time members and visitors alike enjoy getting to know new people in this way.
Most weeks, use the Zoom information below. However, sometimes we “visit” another congregation and use their Zoom link, which will be included in that week’s service description.We also live-stream most of our services directly to our Facebook Page, where they remain available for several hours after, and a few days later, recordings are added to our YouTube channel.
After his pioneering moonwalk, Apollo 14 astronaut Dr. Edgar Mitchell had the profound experience of feeling interconnected to everything he was observing from the window of his space capsule: the stars, the moon, our blue planet, and the vastness of the cosmos. He founded IONS … read more.
Dan Berggren is a professor emeritus of SUNY Fredonia, founding member of the Unitarian Universalist fellowship in Fredonia and current member of the UU Congregation of Saratoga Springs. Dan will share his music and his thoughts in celebration of the November Bicentennial of our UUUtica church..
Reverend Lori Staubitz was our minister in 2021 and 2022, a critical time for our congregation as well as our nation. Navigating the storms of ministerial change and congregational transformation during Covid was part of the long journey of this church’s 200-year ministry. But how to … read more.
Rev. Randy Becker has known this congregation for 40% of its 200 years, and he has also known of the years before his time through the legends and stories of what went before. But, how to account for all those 200 years? Each season in the … read more.
Rev. Eve returns to lead this UUUtica Bicentennial service. Our church has existed continuously for two centuries – through wars, recessions, pandemics, changes in politics, technology, and fashion. Ands at the heart of our celebration are the many souls who have called this congregation home, and a reverence … read more.
Rev. Karen, who retired from ministry at UUUtica just a few months ago, returns newly inspired, particularly by the work of young adult leaders. Rev Karen will reflect on UU Utica’s first 200 years in order to imagine with body, mind and spirit the next 200.