“We cannot let humanity suffer like this. We have got work to do.” – Latifa Woodhouse
ROCK TAVERN – A community forum on the Syrian refugee crisis entitled “Lessons from the Frontline of the Syrian Refugee Crisis in Lesvos, Greece” will be hosted on Sunday, June … read more.
From Diane Diachishin
Here is a brief explanation of UUCRT Circle of Trust. Open to all members and friends, we meet Saturday mornings on an “as needed” basis. For more information, please contact Rev. Chris Antal or Diane Diachishin (ddiachishin@gmail.org).
So what do we … read more.
Passion. I’m very excited to bring my gifts to the welcoming table. I’ve already experienced a high degree of synchronicity here, and hope to grow in relationship with you. I’m a longtime member of the UU Community Church, NYC. I’ve practiced faiths from Native American, Buddhist, Hindu, … read more.
From Verne M. Bell
We are so pleased to welcome Jamie Capach as our new leader, who will take over at our next meeting, Sunday, June 12, after the service. This is a meeting open to all as we plan for the future.
“Simplicity, simplicity, simplicity!” declares Henry David Thoreau, penning his words after long saunters through the woods around Walden Pond. Our Transcendentalist ancestor enjoyed daily walks, alone or with companions, as an essential spiritual practice. He owned few possessions and lived the art of simplicity.
And yet, … read more.
Spiritual Perspectives on America’s Role as a Superpower
Saturday morning June 18 at 9 am-11am. UUCRT Sanctuary. Available used and as a Kindle book here:
Four print copies are available as a one week loan from Rev Chris; Sunday June 5, return June 12; June 12-Saturday … read more.
Words are powerful. They are our primary source of communication. They express thought between people and, when chosen carefully, allow us to deepen our understanding of purpose, of emotion, of all that would otherwise be abstract.
We use words to define meaning. And so, it is … read more.
Click here for the article by Michael Edison Hayden published May 28, 2016 called “The Army Chaplain who Quit Over ‘Unaccountable Killing’ of Obama’s Secretive Drone Program.”
This Memorial Day we Americans remember and honor those who died while serving in our nation’s military. I remember the dignified transfer ceremonies for the young dead soldiers I helped enact while serving as an Army chaplain in Afghanistan. I also remember my duties stateside, … read more.
On Sunday afternoon members of the UUCRT and the Hudson Valley Chapter 177 of Veterans for Peace stood with Rev. Antal as he delivered a public message “We Remember Innocent Victims of U.S. Drone Warfare” and announced his intent to return to the President the … read more.
