Please join the Board after service this Sunday, either in person or on Zoom, to explore our first two Open Questions for this year: What are we afraid of? and Who are we, really? According to our model of governance, we use Open Questions like this to help us listen closely to one another and steer … Continue reading Open Questions Conversation
Tuesdays, Oct. 11 - Nov. 15, 3:00 - 4:00pm Join UU Schenectady member and mindfulness Buddhist practitioner, Tamara Geveci, for six sessions of 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 … Continue reading Mid-day Meditations
The UU Schenectady Philosophy Group next meets online on Wednesday, November 9, from 10 AM to noon. We will be continuing with Thomas Piketty's A Brief History of Equalty, Chap. 5 Pgs. 95-120. Please contact Gabrielle Reals at ellegr2@gmail.com for a copy of the notes, the Zoom link and/or request to be added to the UU Schenectady Philosophy contact … Continue reading Philosophy Group Discussion
Elahe Gol Pari will share her first-hand account about the women’s uprising in Iran protesting the death of a young woman imprisoned for not properly wearing a hijab head scarf. Elahe just spent seven months in Iran visiting friends and family. While she was there, the surge of brave Iranian women and students standing in solidarity for … Continue reading Conversation about the recent Women’s Uprising in Iran
Tuesdays, Oct. 11 - Nov. 15, 3:00 - 4:00pm Join UU Schenectady member and mindfulness Buddhist practitioner, Tamara Geveci, for six sessions of 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 … Continue reading Mid-day Meditations
Philosophy comes in many forms covering a broad spectrum of discussion. Books we have read delve into the ideas and the written word about knowledge, truth, reality, reason, ethics, and government. NO prior knowledge of philosophy is needed to participate and discuss. If you would like to review a list of books we have read, … Continue reading Philosophy Discussion Group
"Democracy Under Threat: Voting Rights and the Electoral College”— EBWA program for November 17th. Speaker: Zoe Oxley, Professor of Political Science, Union College Voting rights are under threat in the United States. The Electoral College is undemocratic. Those two statements have been accurate for some time, yet both received heightened attention in the wake of … Continue reading EBWA Speaker for November: Political Scientist Zoe Oxley
The Buildings and Grounds Team is sponsoring its last work party of 2022 to put the gardens to bed for the winter! On Saturday, November 19 from 10am – noon we’ll clear out the leaves and dead plant foliage and get everything nice and tidy. Everyone is welcome, all ages, and no experience necessary. We’ll have tools … Continue reading Gardens Work Party!
For the November 20th Coffee, Crullers and Conversation, Chris Walcek will present a program entitled "How Far North Have You Ever Traveled?" Chris will share images of a September 2022 expedition where he traveled to over 80 degrees north latitude into the Arctic Ocean of the Svalbard Islands to experience amazing glacial, wildlife and midnight sun … Continue reading CC&C “How Far North Have You Ever Traveled?”
Save the Date: November 20, 2022! All are invited to the Congregational Meeting, to be held right after the worship service.
