Nurturing GratitudeThe Rev. James Galasinski It’s all too easy to overlook good things when challenges occur. Deep contentment is possible even amidst suffering. Order of Service Announcements Zoom Link Social […]
When Rumi Meets ShamsThe Rev. James Galasinski Rumi was an accomplished intellectual and teacher of the laws of Islam. Then he met a dervish named Shams that completely changed his […]
Bicentennial Celebration: A Home For Many PathsThe Rev. James Galasinski We are a theologically diverse congregation. Our many paths make us better.Come as we celebrate our bicentennial with inspiring music […]
The Problem and Persistence of PartialismThe Rev. Dr. John A. Buehrens, Pulpit Guest In 1925, anti-immigrant sentiment and the KKK were in revival, taking over the government of one state […]
A Piece of Fertile GroundThe Rev. James Galasinski and Carol Zimmerman, DRE Every year gardeners plant seeds–not to control what will come, but out of faith that transformation and growth […]
Love: The Web of All That IsThe Rev. James Galasinski We are not only celebrating 200 years of our congregation this year but also 200 yearsof the New York State […]
Love Will Guide UsThe Rev. James Galasinski Revenge won’t guide us. Power and greed won’t guide. The greatest value and thatwhich is central to our faith moving forward is love.This […]
Seeming Rather BeingThe Rev. James Galasinski The Rev. Jeffrey Campbell was one of the first people of color to be a Universalistminister and one of the first to graduate from […]
Shaped by the Waters of this FaithThe Rev. Jan Hutslar, Bicentennial Pulpit Guest Speaker We will explore how our UU faith shapes us and is also shaped by us.Like water, […]
Leaves of IdentityThe Rev. James Galasinski I once saw an oak tree in spring which still had its dried leaves on from the previous fall.As we grow and age our […]
