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Truth
Truthfulness is a sign of personal integrity; evidence that a person is honorable and trustworthy. “The Search for Truth” is an expression used by individuals trying to describe their spiritual lives, politicians facing scandal, or self-righteous persons caught in a contradiction among many other uses. For some, truthfulness depends on the purpose for which it … Continue reading Truth
A Covenant with the Trees
A Covenant with the Trees As we say farewell to the beautiful autumn colors for another season, how can we thank the trees? Attend in person at Wilson Chapel on Skidmore College’s campus or via Zoom.
What Makes You UU?
It is easy to say you’re a UU but what does being a uu mean? Attend in person at Wilson Chapel on Skidmore College’s campus or via Zoom.
Spiritual Journeys
Spiritual Journeys Three congregants, Murray Penney, Robert Mohowski and Wayne Cochran, are scheduled to talk about the spiritual journeys that led them to Unitarian Universalism. Attend in person at Wilson Chapel on Skidmore College’s campus or via Zoom. For the Order of Service, please see the home page and click on “Weekly Order of Service”
Embracing the Unknown
Do we have to know everything? AND NEW MEMBER SUNDAY Click here to attend via Zoom Click here for the weekly order of service
How Did We Get Here?
Every superhero (and villain) has their own origin story.
Bread for the Journey
The Unitarian Universalist recipe of community, discovery, justice, and spirituality is bread for our journey. How does this nourishing bread sustain us as we trek through life? A gentle reminder that from this Sunday until sometime in 2027, we have our 10am Worship Service at Wilson Chapel on Skidmore’s campus.
On Leaving a Religious Home
Reflections from Rev. Sam Trombore as we leave our spiritual home of 25 years for our temporary home at Wilson Chapel on the campus of Skidmore College. Rev. Sam also reads a letter from our minister, Rev. Viola Abbitt, as we look forward to gathering together in our new home on Loudon Road in 2027. … Continue reading On Leaving a Religious Home
Me, Myself and I
Unitarian Universalists have a history of being fiercely individualist. It is part of our DNA. But how much can “I” benefit “us” in the long run?