April 21, 2026
The congregation now has three new signs in place — one of the road and two on the driveway.
The Birch School plans to install new landscaping and do gardening in the area behind our building.
The damaged chairs and the shelves behind the stage … read more.
Notes from the April 9, 2025 UUCRT Board meeting:
Rev is looking for volunteers to help lead Soul Matters.
The BOT would like all of our services to be available on Zoom. This would require hiring our student tech for all services or finding more trained … read more.
Sunday Service from 12 April 2020. Rev. Antal delivers the homily (9 Minutes). The Community responds (9 Minutes). View the 18 minute video here.
Come learn about the UUCRT and Unitarian Universalism with our minister and members of the Welcome Ministry!
Our 2020 Seminar will take place April 16-18, in New York City. (Youth and sponsors arrived April 15th for orientation.) Addressing the 2020 theme of climate justice, participants will consider both local and global engagement with issues such as:
Understanding the impacts that climate change is … read more.
How have you experienced belonging in our community? What have others done that fostered your own experience of belonging? What have you done to help others feel like they belong in our community? Who belongs in our community but is not represented
here? How might … read more.
We have come to the end of our congregational year. June marks a time of transition- as board members and ministry team leaders complete their terms, and newly elected leaders prepare to step in. June 30th is the end of the UUCRT fiscal year; it … read more.
Too often we have allowed our disagreements to distract us from all that we can do together. These words, from the UUA Creating Peace Statement of Conscience, were reaffirmed by the congregation in a litany I led during Sunday Service on September 23.
In our congregations … read more.
On Oct. 1, I discovered the vandalism of the road sign and theft of the Black Lives Matter flag, contacted the Times Herald Record and wrote a statement and posted it on uucrt.org. That afternoon a story was online and the next day it … read more.
