Dear Ones,
In the midst of all the seasonal excitement and festivities yet to come, the month of December can be filled to the brim. Yet it overflows with opportunities to practice the spiritual disciplines of attentiveness and presence. In the midst of dashing from place … read more.
The UUCNC Executive Board has updated the COVID policy, effective December 1, 2021. It will be in effect at least through the end of December. Any change in our COVID policy will be decided by the 15th of the month before the month in which … read more.
Greetings Dear Ones!
November signals a month of transition for many. From Halloween on through to the new year, the days fly by. Our calendars fill up with holiday preparations: shopping, baking, decorating, party planning. Outdoors, the gardens get cleaned up, tucked in safely against damaging … read more.
Greetings, dear Friends,
October can be a melancholy month for some of us.
Those who revel in the heat of summer, surely have done a LOT of reveling this year, with August recorded as the hottest on record!
In my childhood, it was the end of August that … read more.
In response to the current coronavirus challenge, we are worshipping online, rather than in person. Consult our online calendar tinyurl.com/caluucnc for up-to-date information about our meetings and our worship services.
Greetings, dear friends,
In our Unitarian Universalist tradition, the first Sunday after Labor Day often marks the “start” of a new church year. In a common ritual variously called the Water Service, Communion or Ceremony, we each pour a few ounces of water into a shared … read more.
The skies are gray and clouds are low hanging this morning as I write my first message to you as your new Consulting Minister. Western New York has experienced continued days of heavy rain, loud thunderous storms, and the morning’s weather report warns of rising … read more.
We extend our gratitude and best wishes to Rev. George Buchanan, who will retire from professional ministry and will leave our congregation at the end of June. Our new minister, Rev. Sally Hamlin, will begin her work with UUCNC in August.
Our new home at 222 Temple St, Fredonia NY
Our congregation is about to set off on a new adventure!
At our annual meeting on June 9, members of the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Northern Chautauqua voted to purchase the buildings and grounds at 222 Temple St, … read more.
