Spiritual Lessons of the PandemicThe Revs. James Galasinski and Doug McCusker Over the past year we have had to embrace the unknown and be willing to change our habits. Any […]
Earth Is Not Just Our HomelandThe Rev. James Galasinski We have a propensity to anthropomorphize and be species centered. Other animals may not have human cognition but they sure have […]
Stepping in the Same RiverThe Revs. James Galasinski and Jan Hutslar Rivers are always changing as they rush and flow. Similarly, the world, us, and our congregations are made up […]
The Question Is…The Rev. Shaun Whitehead Rev. Shaun is Chaplain at St. Lawrence University and a regular guest in our pulpit. Find the Order of Service here. Until further notice, […]
A Passover PresenceThe Rev. James Galasinski After the burning bush, God tells Moses to lead the Israelites out of Egypt. Moses asks for the name of the deity sending him. […]
What Is A Soul Anyway?The Rev. James Galasinski The word “soul” is thrown about with many different meanings attached to it. Are souls really eternal? Is “soul” even the right […]
Sunday, March 21st will be the church’s next SASO (Social Action Shared Offering) and will benefit New York Unitarian Universalist Justice. NYUUJ is our new official statewide UU justice advocacy […]
All Bound Up TogetherThe Rev. James Galasinski, The Rev. Lane Campbell, and The Rev. Schuyler Vogel As we see the faults of American individualism we can lean into the wisdom […]
Every year we designate one Sunday to intentionally invite friends to join us for worship. (You are encouraged to invite friends every Sunday, but once a year we like to […]
Widening the Circle of Concern: Race, Identity, and Inclusivity led by Dr. Steve Peraza Together we will explore the tough issues of race in America, learn more about the formation […]
