Archives: Services

Peace in Nature

Nothing brings healing for the soul like the natural world. Dr. Dave will explore how time in nature and with animals can give us peace and hope during frightening and stressful times. Zoom: https://zoom.us/j/91253383401?pwd=WllpMlROc25ZaUt4MjhZWkhIS1ltUT09 Meeting ID: 912 5338 3401, Passcode: 843453, Dial by your location +1 929 436 2866

CHURCH PICNIC AT TOWNSEND!

We will kick off summer with a picnic in the park! WEAR YOUR ESUUC TSHIRT! Rev. Elizabeth will lead a short service followed by food, fun and fellowship. Please bring a dish to share.Townsend Park is just five minutes from the church. We will be at the Lower Pavilion. In person only – no Zoom.

Growing and Flourishing Together

This has been a year of AMAZING growth! Today, we celebrate the many ways we nurture and co-create our beloved ESUUC community! This is a Whole Church Sunday, which means all of us will be together, all ages 🙂 Zoom: https://zoom.us/j/91253383401?pwd=WllpMlROc25ZaUt4MjhZWkhIS1ltUT09  Meeting ID: 912 5338 3401, Password: 843453 Dial by your location +1 929 436 2866

Pride Month with Charity and Sylvia

Charity and Sylvia were a lesbian couple who lived in early America. Dr. Dave will tell their remarkable true story and suggest what we can learn from them about flourishing together during these painful times of division.

Flower Communion

Join us for Flower Communion, a beloved Unitarian Universalist tradition celebrating connection, community, and diversity. Please bring a flower to share as we create a communal bouquet that reflects the beauty of each person and the strength we find together. You’re also invited to bring a kind word, hope, or wisdom to share with someone … Continue reading Flower Communion

Nietzsche’s Philosophy of Human Flourishing

Historically, most people have assumed that there is a Truth that human beings should seek and align themselves with, but the philosopher Friederich Nietzsche offered a radically new vision of creative, free-thinking individuals who could offer new ways of thinking and living. Bill will explore Nietzsche’s thought and its relevance to UU perspectives.

Past, present and future. Where are you right now? 

Let’s talk about what curiosity means to each of us and where it can take us in our lives. Are you like Schrodinger’s cat or are you cozy right where you are? Maybe you will boldly go where noone has gone before? Where will curiosity take you and your life – yesterday, today and tomorrow.

Come, Come Find Your People

UUs do not have a common creed, but we share a common curiosity. In this Whole Church service, we will be asking the big questions, exploring individual beliefs, and discovering the commonalities we share.  Come, yet again, come, come.

Peace Pilgrim

Pat is a singer-songwriter and a member of the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Poughkeepsie, N.Y. She creates inspirational services incorporating original music and songs by unusual and influential people, telling stories that will entertain, uplift, and get you singing.  Abandoning her home and identity, Peace Pilgrim crisscrossed the U.S on foot for 28 years, speaking … Continue reading Peace Pilgrim