Consult our online calendar tinyurl.com/caluucnc for upcoming events.

Current Health and Safety policy (replaces previous COVID policy)

Sing for Unity

Sunday, September 21, 2 PM
A worldwide musical movement for unity, peace and community

On the United Nations International Day of Peace 2025, voices from every corner of the planet will sing to send a powerful message: We are one world, one people and we stand together in unity and community.

Members of our congregation and the larger community are invited to the UUCNC meetinghouse (222 Temple St, Fredonia NY) to participate in the Sing for Unity project, singing songs of joy, peace, and unity with people all over the world who will be singing at 2 PM in their time zones, creating a wave of music around the world. Those attending the 11 AM worship service will have time after coffee hour to go home to eat lunch, or you are welcome to bring a bag lunch to eat at the meetinghouse before we sing together.

Every voice matters! Add yours and help grow our global sound wave for hope, unity, global community, peace and equality! Bring songs to sing and your voices to sing them. We will end by singing together “What a Wonderful World,” the same song everyone all over the world will be singing.

Autumnal Equinox Celebration

Monday, September 22, 6 PM
at Greystone Nature Preserve
8531 Bear Lake Rd, Fredonia, NY 14063, USA

Gather at 6 PM and settle in for a simple ritual and to watch the sunset. Bring any finger food snacks and/or beverages that you wish to share after sunset. Bring a friend. Dress for the weather.

Cup of Kindness Cafe

Friday, September 26, 7-10 PM
at 222 Temple St, Fredonia NY

On September 26 we will offer FREE coffee, snacks, and great conversation at our Friday night coffeehouse, the Cup of Kindness Cafe.

All are welcome—a special shout out to university students, LGBTQ+ individuals, and just about anyone who just wants a safe and welcoming place to be themselves.

A freewill offering will be accepted, but there is no obligation. Questions? Contact Rev. Ron Skowronski.