Warm winds are rolling in early this year, though who knows how long they will stay? If there’s one lesson I’ve learned over this past year, it’s been that expectations, plans, and forecasts simply can’t be counted on in the way they once were.
I am … read more.
March, already. A year since the fellowship buildings stopped being the primary setting for “church,” and we cobbled together new ways of being with one another. A year since the world first seemed to shift on its axis and everything we thought we knew had … read more.
Hoping to learn more about the UUFP and Unitarian Universalism? Hoping to meet the minister or build connections with members of this faith community? Consider attending our Inquirers conversation series, held online from 12-1 p.m. on the second Sunday of every month through June. You can join … read more.
The fellowship shares half of undesignated donations received following our Sunday services with a community organization or charity that does work consistent with our UU values and mission, organizations involved in promoting community services and social justice. In the past, this has always been an … read more.
“Cooking is love made visible.” –– Anonymous
If cooking is love made visible, we have an opportunity for you to be “seen” and to share your love through the submission of a favorite recipe to our custom cookbook. This cookbook will be professionally published by Morris … read more.
Many of you participated in conversation sessions held late during the month of May on the topic of the “Contract to Call” process. Currently, I serve the UUFP as a contract minister. This means that every spring, your board and I enter into conversation regarding … read more.
Interested in enrolling your children in our online religious education programming?
Registration is now open: https://bit.ly/REregistration2020. Students will work with Lori Walters-Kramer, a veteran of our program who is serving as an RE consultant for us this summer. Lori has a history of offering rich … read more.
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.
With many predicting that lasting societal changes will occur in the aftermath of the global pandemic, members of the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Plattsburgh want to take time to explore — with others — lessons that could be learned from the crisis.
To facilitate this exploration, … 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.
