Scammers are finding newer, better, and more sophisticated ways of tricking people out of their money. Learning how to spot the signs keeps us safe, and keeps others safe as well. And keeping ourselves and others safe is one way we live our faith out in the world. To join the service via livestream on … Continue reading Avoiding Scams to Keep Us All Safe
What makes a generation a generation? How do we understand one another when our lived experiences are often so different? Come all you Silent Generation, you Boomers, you X-ers, Millenials, Gen Zs! We need all of us. Let’s look at how we can understand each other better and bridge the gaps. To join the service … Continue reading Mind the Gap
In 1841, Theodore Parker gave a sermon entitled “The Transient and the Permmanent in Christianity,” which became one of the most important theological pillars of Unitarianism (and later Unitarian Univesalism). Many things have changed since then. How do we manage to shift with the times, to create necessary change, and to hold on to our … Continue reading Impermanence and Resilience
What can Easter mean for Unitarian Universalists? We’ll look at how the Easter narrative teaches us resilience, and how we can internalize that message as UUFSB moves into the next phase of ministry. To join the service via livestream on YouTube at 10:30 a.m., please click here. To view the Order of Service, please click here. … Continue reading Easter Sunday
In addition to our regular 10:30 a.m. Easter Sunday service, there will be a short Easter Sunrise Communion Service at 6:15 a.m. at Stony Brook Grist Mill Park (the park near Avalon Nature Center) on Easter Sunday, Mar. 31. All are welcome.
