Read Rev. Kathleen's Forum on Faith article from The Danbury News-Times
From Team Green by Barbara Myers
We were all proud in 2018 when UU Danbury was awarded a Level 3 “Green House of Worship” certificate by the Inter-religious Eco-Justice Network of CT. Perhaps you have seen it hanging over the water fountain in our Fellowship … read more.
Team Green develops programs to promote positive environmental actions at the personal, congregational and community levels.
Solar Panels installed in 2017
Wildflowers planted for pollinators on UUCD property
On-site organic garden and composting
In 2018 UUCDanbury received a Level Three Award from the Green … read more.
We are working toward being a Green Sanctuary as a vision of healthier, more sustainable future.
We received a Green House of Worship Award from the Interreligious Eco-Justice Network in April 2018.
We were the first house of worship in our area to go solar (2017). We … read more.
Sunday, April 2nd The Art of Living Brought to you by regional UU young adults
Art is often an expression of the life experiences of those who create it, and the experience of life itself can feel like art. In this service, … read more.
It’s Community Dinner Time: Wednesday, March 8 at 6:00pm
This month’s dinner is sponsored by the UUCD Book Club who will provide homemade soups (vegetarian, vegan, and more), salad, and dessert. After dinner, you will have the option of joining in the choir rehearsal or a … read more.
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Email: auction@uudanbury.org anytime!
Preview everything Jan 31 – Feb 2 at the BiddingOwl auction website. Purchase items and buy your tickets for … read more.
Tickets are now on sale at Eventbrite.com, or through www.musicattheridge.org. Join us!!
Sally Rogers and Howie Bursen
Since their 1981 Greenwich Village coffeehouse encounter this duo has built a folk reputation throughout the U.S.A. and Canada, even appearing on Garrison Keillor’s A Prairie Home … read more.
Organizing a Thanksgiving Dinner
Some of us have been talking about creating a Thanksgiving dinner together in Fellowship Hall where each of us brings a dish to share, and we break bread and celebrate together– kind of on the model of the Passover Seders we had … read more.
by Douglas H. Parkhurst
So far this year Notes has looked at some old history of the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Danbury (UUCD) and some not so old. This month let’s look again at more recent happenings. We’ll see what was going on during October 2000, … read more.
by Douglas H. Parkhurst
This year marks the two hundredth anniversary of the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Danbury (UUCD). In 1922 what was then called First Universalist Church celebrated its centennial. Let’s take a look back to that noteworthy occasion!
First, a snapshot of Danbury in the … read more.
