We will celebrate the beginning of a new fellowship year with ritual. We will celebrate our reunion with the Water Ceremony. Unitarian Universalist
communities have been celebrating water communion since the early
1980’s when the service was first designed by Carol McDade and Lucile
Shuck Longvie . At … read more.
This service will be held via Zoom only. These are turbulent times. We are all hungry for places to rest, refresh our spirits, find our North Star, and some good companions for the journey. UUCRT is that place. It’s not perfect. Like a good … read more.
What steps can we take to cultivate a more positive view of growing older? A look into reframing aging with purpose, joy and spiritual courage.
The many ways we experience the universal bond of love, from eros to agape. This sermon is about love- between humans, animals, nature, and our own faith communities. It looks at our mutual needs for love, how we are all interconnected, no matter what the … read more.
Rituals of thankfulness through the eyes of different cultures and world religions- being mindful of intrinsic gifts all year long.
In this ceremony, people will be invited to write down words, or a phrase, to sum up what they wish to release before entering the new year. They then come forward to put behind what they wish to leave from the old year, placing their … read more.
Brief service followed by Congregational Meeting
Connect with the UUCRT community. You have the option to join online or by phone.
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To join by phone: 1 (646) 749-3122 access code 725-185-141.
Where is your heart, mind, and spirit on Memorial Day 2019? Join us to reflect together and look deeply at this holiday. Please bring a short poem, music, or reading to share with others.
Mike and Diane turn the spotlight on the congregation and open a discussion about why we come here, what we get and what we wish to get from UUCRT.
Dayenu means approximately “It would have been enough.” It is a way of saying, there are gifts, even in the midst of this hard time. Gratitude is a virtue that, when we cultivate it with practice, allows us to keep our minds on what matters. … read more.
