The UU Schenectady Philosophy Group NEXT meets online Wednesday, October 16th from 10:00 am until 12 noon. This week, Bob Bosca facilitates a discussion of Chapters 16 & 17 of The Outlaw John Locke & why liberalism is worth fighting for, by John MacBeath Watkins. Books we read delve into the ideas and the written … Continue reading Philosophy Discussion Group
Join UU Schenectady member and mindfulness Buddhist practitioner, Tamara Geveci, for a shared, in-person, meditation and mindfulness practice. All are welcome for any or all of the Fall sessions in the Emerson Room (or maybe outside if the weather allows). This will be a time of connection through guided meditative and mindfulness practice, as well … Continue reading Mid-Day Meditations
The UU Schenectady Philosophy Group NEXT meets online Wednesday, October 23 rd from 10:00 am until 12 noon, when we'll discuss Chapters 18-30 of John MacBeath Watkins' book The Outlaw John Locke & why liberalism is worth fighting for. Books we have read delve into the ideas and the written word about - knowledge, truth, … Continue reading Philosophy Discussion Group
New York UU Justice (NYUUJ) will be holding a Justice Convocation to unite UUs across the state on November 16th at the Albany Unitarian Universalist and online, for a day of education, fellowship, and justice work. They will be featuring speakers from partner organizations in their four focus areas of housing justice, environmental justice, medical … Continue reading NYUUJ Justice Convocation (w/ UUSS Social Justice Team)
Join UU Schenectady member and mindfulness Buddhist practitioner, Tamara Geveci, for a shared, in-person, meditation and mindfulness practice. All are welcome for any or all of the Fall sessions in the Emerson Room (or maybe outside if the weather allows). This will be a time of connection through guided meditative and mindfulness practice, as well … Continue reading Mid-Day Meditations
The Evening Branch of the Women's Alliance's (EBWA's) program for October is “No More Monsters,” presented by Rayn Boncie, CEO/Founder of Things of My Very Own, on Thursday October 24th, 6:30-9pm in the UUSS dining room. All who identify as women are invited to come hear about Things of My Very Own, a non-profit organization … Continue reading Things of My Very Own founder Rayn Boncie presents “No More Monsters” (EBWA’s October program)
Gather for a circle facilitated by Patti Two Ravens Gile. We will raise and ground our collective energy with drumming, singing, and a simple circle dance. Hand drums and rattles welcome. Patti is Metis (Native (Mohawk-Abenaki)/European) and follows an Earth-centered, and heart centered spiritual path. All are welcome. Questions? contact Rev. Wendy or Rev. Lynn
Grief is a human response to loss, and includes a range of emotions, including sadness, anger, overwhelm or numbness, denial, guilt, and despair. If you are grieving, you aren't alone. If you have experienced a loss, whether it be a relationship. a job, a health change/diagnosis, a death, a loss of identity or meaning, or … Continue reading Grief Group
Join UU Schenectady member and mindfulness Buddhist practitioner, Tamara Geveci, for a shared, in-person, meditation and mindfulness practice. All are welcome for any or all of the Fall sessions in the Emerson Room (or maybe outside if the weather allows). This will be a time of connection through guided meditative and mindfulness practice, as well … Continue reading Mid-Day Meditations
Do you like watching movies? Talking about movies? Eating popcorn while watching and talking about movies? Then Popcorn Theology is the place for you! Join HB Steadham, UUSS Director of Lifespan Religious Education, for this Adult Faith Development program in which we watch amazing movies and have fantastic discussions about faith and ethics. If childcare … Continue reading Popcorn Theology
