Read about this month's Spiritual Challenge.
May your walls know joy, may every room hold laughter, and every window open to great possibility. ~
Mary Anne Em Radmacher
In my household we tend to look at the end of the year as a time to reflect on all we have to be … read more.
One Service at 10am
Join us in person or online
email officemanager@uudanbury.org for information or Zoom link
Sunday, December 4 Radium Girls a play by Kate Moore
This is a special service featuring … read more.
Dear Congregation,
While it is not always visible on Sunday mornings, we have an active ministry for children and youth. There are kids in Greater Danbury who understand themselves to be part of the community at the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Danbury, even if they are … read more.
The nursery is open for children ages 0-5 every Sunday during service. Our nursery care providers are eager to welcome your children! For children up through 8th grade we have a Forest School-inspired, child-led program in which we explore spiritual themes through play. The middle … read more.
by Gina Cassetta
In the Spirit of Thanksgiving, I want to extend the Board’s appreciation for Gary and the other volunteers I have witnessed helping as well. You may have noticed some improvements in the buildings and grounds authorized by the Board… Gary and his assistant … read more.
Dear ones,
Article II (two) of the UUA Bylaws defines the principles and purposes of the UUA (Unitarian Universalist Association). It’s where the 7 principles and the 6 sources are spelled out. These were adopted in 1984(!) and have not changed substantially since.
Several years ago a … read more.
by Jane Leff
Join other UUCD women in a group where we can meet in person, talk to each other about ourselves, get to know each other, and enjoy feeling at home in a supportive group. We would welcome long term members, young women, women who … read more.
Soup Kitchen Corner by Judy Lacker
Saturday, December 3, Soup Kitchen Team #1 returns to the Dorothy Day Soup Kitchen on Spring Street to help serve take-out meals that were cooked in volunteers’ homes as well as bagged sandwiches for lunches and breakfasts and hot lunches … read more.
From the Auction Committee
Thank you to our generous cooks, bakers, mice makers, drivers, and other auction item donors. And thanks to the wonderful folks who have purchased items from our Holiday Flash Sale.
We have raised over $1,000 and haven’t even had our auction yet!
You still … read more.
by Douglas H. Parkhurst
…Continued from November 2022
The early 1850’s was a time of transition for First Universalist Society. At a meeting on April 1, 1850, the group voted to amend the Society’s Constitution. The 1850 preamble states:
“We, the subscribers, thankful for the privilege of worshiping … read more.
