Interdependence
When I was in seminary, I took an ethics class—it was required for the obvious reasons. Of the many important things I was told, one...
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Fighting Forward: Northwest Bronx Community and Clergy Coalition Leads Effort to Remake the Kingsbridge Armory
For nearly 30 years, the Kingsbridge Armory—thought to be the largest in the world—has sat empty, despite multiple attempts to...
Pluralism
A public friend, a member of the clergy from another religion, once kidded with me that Unitarian Universalists must have it easy around...
Veatch Grantee Education and Training Institute Organizes March on International Women’s Day
As we close Women’s History Month, we are happy to share news from a New Jersey-based grantee that organizes immigrant workers, the...
Member of VOCAL-NY, a Veatch Grantee, Attends State of the Union as Rep. Yvette Clarke’s Guest
During the State of the Union address earlier this month, Congresswoman Yvette Clarke invited Milton Perez, a longtime leader of Veatch...
We Gather On Native Land
The Unitarian Universalist Congregation at Shelter Rock is located in Shelter Rock, New York, the ancestral home of the Matinecock...
The Situation in Haiti
Claire Deroche received this email from Cassandra Ryan of the Unitarian Universalist Service Committee (UUSC in answer to her query about...
Wildflower Meadows at UUCSR
UUCSR has engaged Larry Weaner Landscape Associates to design wildflower meadows along the perimeter of the Great Lawn. This design work...
Transformation
When my son was young he loved to play with the Hasbro toy “Transformers.” One moment the toy was a dump truck and the next, after...