Upcoming Worship Services

Join Us for Worship — In Person or Online
You’re invited to worship with us each Sunday at 10:30 a.m., either in person at 10 Higby Road in Utica or online via Zoom. Arrive at the church or log in a few minutes early to say hello — it’s a friendly, welcoming crowd — and stay afterward for our informal in-person social hour held in our sanctuary directly after the service. Members and visitors alike enjoy the chance to connect and meet new faces. Most weeks we use the Zoom link below. On occasion, we “visit” another congregation, and that week’s Zoom information will be shared in the service description. Join us on Zoom:

https://zoom.us/j/368701920?pwd=RDc3THNTTWowSzdkaU94bGQ2SnZIZz09

Details:
Meeting ID: 368 701 920 | Password: 548638
By phone call: 1-646-558-8656 | ID: 368 701 920# | Password: 548 638#

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Prayer through a Variety of Lenses

Religious upbringing, family backgrounds, and personal theologies can all shape how prayer plays a role in our lives. This service will include multiple perspectives from members of the congregation about the evolution of prayer in their lives and its current relevance.  Paul will facilitate … read more.

It’s a Mystery!

It’s a mystery how a kid who grew up stuttering, slothy, and scared, broke free to be able to share from the world the mysteries of life. Dr. Steve will describe his journey that started right here at home, to the spiritual meccas of … read more.

Community is a Verb

We explore what it means to be an LGBTQ+ supportive community, not just in name, but in action. We are challenged to consider what it means to do the courageous work of radical welcome, even in difficult times. Ace Morreale is founder and President of … read more.

Pilgrimage to the Unitarian Church of Barneveld

No Sunday service will be held at UUUtica on June 21, as area Unitarian Universalist churches come together for this annual pilgrimage to the Barneveld Unitarian Church, 100 Park Ave. This celebration of liberal religious heritage has been called the region’s oldest Mohawk Valley religious … read more.