June. Nearly three months, now, since North America’s first widespread encounters with
the virus that’s turned our world upside down and inside out.

I usually anchor these monthly reflections by returning to the diverse ways in which we —
the circle of folks who are connected … read more.

We’ve all gotten the question.

 

“So how are you?”

 

For me, at least, ever since mid-March that question’s had me stumped. The best I’ve come up with requires air quotes — not easy to do over the phone.

 

“Ummm, ‘fine’ but …”

 

Because, of course, nothing is “fine” anymore, … read more.

Here, Together.

 

Not the most expected title for a newsletter column, I know. It’s more common to see, “Musings from the Minister” or “From the Minister’s Study.” But I’d wanted a title that would convey immediacy and excitement.

 

A while back, as many of you know, we … read more.

Ever wondered how we choose our topics for Sunday mornings? Unlike most religious movements, we Unitarian Universalists aren’t restricted to a single source of wisdom, like the Christian Bible, or the Koran. We also don’t follow a lectionary — a prescribed calendar of texts that … read more.

Several of us said yes! to the Young Adult Group’s invitation last month, and met at a local theater to watch the film “Just Mercy.”

“Just Mercy” brings to life the work of acclaimed public interest lawyer Bryan Stevenson. Along with  Equal Justice Initiative, the organization … read more.

Feb. 2, 2020
Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Plattsburgh

4 Palmer St.
Doors open at 6 p.m.

Kick-off at 6:30 p.m.

Come for the commercials. Stay for the game.
Bring football food to share.

Adults and children of all ages are welcome.

The Super Bowl Teams are decided–The Kansas City Chiefs … read more.