The UU Schenectady Philosophy Group meets online on Wednesday, November 15th from 10:00 AM until 12 noon. We will discuss Humanly Possible: 700 Years of Humanist Thinking, Inquiry and Hope, by Sarah Bakewell, Chapter 10 - “Doctor Hopeful”, pages 248 to 277. Facilitated by Gerry Schuth. NEW BOOK for December! TIMELY! PULITZER PRIZE WINNG AUTHOR … Continue reading Philosophy Discussion Group
Speaker: Wendy Roberts, Associate Professor of English, University at Albany Phillis Wheatley is often referred to as the Mother of African American literature, the first Black person, and therefore also the first Black woman living in British North America to publish a book, and, because it was a book of poetry, the first to publish a book of … Continue reading Phillis Wheatley’s Presence: Getting to Know One of America’s First Black Poets
This year the Fall Congregational Meeting will be on Sunday, November 19th, and the Spring Congregational Meeting will be on Sunday, May 19th, following the worship services. Please make a note of these dates in your calendars and plan on attending!
For Native American Heritage Month, we read a debut novel by Indigenous American author Tommy Orange, a member of both Cheyenne and Arapaho tribes. There, There offers stories of twelve characters facing conditions in urban reservations in their struggles for identity and authenticity - a story of hardship and hope. Join us for a book discussion on this short-listed, … Continue reading BIPOC Book Group Discussion of There, There
The UU Schenectady Philosophy Group meets online Wednesday, November 29th from 10:00 AM until 12 noon. We will discuss : "Humanly Possible: 700 Years of Humanist Thinking, Inquiry and Hope," by Sarah Bakewell, Chapter 11- “The Human Face”, pages 304 to 341. Facilitated by Robb Smith NEW BOOK! TIMELY! PULITZER PRISE WINNG AUTHOR! JON MEACHAM The Soul of America … Continue reading Philosophy Discussion Group
Grief is our human response to loss, and losses can result from so many different things: a death, a change in employment, a relationship, a move, a diagnosis, an accident, and more. All of this can be complicated even more at holidays and during the winter. If you are grieving, you are invited to join with Rev. … Continue reading Grief Group
The UU Schenectady Philosophy Group meets online Wednesday, December 6th from 9:45 am until 12 noon. We will discuss: Humanly Possible: 700 Years of Humanist Thinking, Inquiry and Hope, by Sarah Bakewell, Chapter 12- “The Place to be Happy”, pages 342 to 368. Facilitated by Garielle Reals. NEW BOOK! TIMELY! PULITZER PRISE WINNG AUTHOR! JON … Continue reading Philosophy Discussion Group
Last December the Daytime Alliance filled and donated 50 holiday stockings for local children in need. Can we increase that to 75 stockings this year?? Yes, with your help, we are sure we can! We will provide 75 cute stockings. We need items to stuff in the stockings plus people to do the actual stuffing as part … Continue reading Daytime Alliance Lunch & Stocking Stuffing
On Sunday December 10th, hang out with UUSS after the service for some holiday fun! Sing carols and other holiday songs around the piano and then head to the dining room to create a wreath and other decorations and gifts while snacking on seasonal refreshments.
The UU Schenectady Philosophy Group meets online Wednesday, December 13th from 10:30 am until 12 noon. We will discuss : "Humanly Possible: 700 Years of Humanist Thinking, Inquiry and Hope" Sarah Bakewell, The Review of the book, Facilitated by Bob Boska. Books we have read delve into the ideas and the written word about - … Continue reading Philosophy Discussion Group
