We often say that Unitarian Universalism is a ‘Living Tradition’ but what do we mean by that? Primarily, it is a short-hand way to say that our non-creedal faith grows … Continue reading UUSS Theme for May: Our Living Stories
This Sunday will be a multigenerational service for Mother’s Day. Activity bags will be available at the welcome table. The nursery will be open for children 5 and under, and … Continue reading Religious Education this Sunday, May 10th
The Daytime Alliance and the Green Sanctuary team are pleased to announce that Nancy Peterson has received the Clara Barton Sisterhood Award, for UU women ages 80 and over who … Continue reading Nancy Peterson Receives Clara Barton Sisterhood Award
The BIPOC Authors Book Group Discussion text for May is Hotel On The Corner of Bitter and Sweet, 2009, by Chinese American author Jamie Ford. Join us for the book … Continue reading Hotel On The Corner of Bitter and Sweet, by Jamie Ford
As we end a month exploring For All We Cherish and head into a month of exploring Our Living Stories, we share this reading by our friend and colleague, Rev. … Continue reading Co-Ministers Colloquy – April 28th
This Sunday the children will start in the worship service. After the story for all ages, 7/8 OWL students will meet at the front entrance to walk over to Waters … Continue reading Religious Education this Sunday, May 3rd
The Unitarian Universalist Society of Schenectady is currently hiring for a part-time Childcare position. Details below: CHILDCARE PROVIDER JOB DESCRIPTION POSITION TITLE: Childcare Provider POSITION TYPE: Part-time, hourly, 12 … Continue reading Childcare Part-Time Employment Position
With our UU value of interdependence we are not just acknowledging that we are all connected. It’s much deeper than that. We have a responsibility to life, to care for … Continue reading April’s Theme – For All We Cherish
Gathering with UUs near and far helps us remember we are not alone. You have heard both of us preach this message and now also Rev. Ashley Horan in March … Continue reading Co-Ministers Colloquy – April 21
Children will start in the service with families. After the story for all ages, 7/8 OWL students will meet by the front entrance to cross over to Waters House for … Continue reading Religious Education this Sunday, April 26
