Read about January's Spiritual Challenge
In last month’s Comment I challenged you to listen to your heart to discern and discover your truth in this moment of your life, and then tell the story of your truth in a This I believe statement. It’s what we ask our youth to … read more.
er For the remainder of this congregational year, Rev. Kathleen will answer a question that has been frequently asked by members of the congregation. This month the question is “What do you do with all your free time since you’re not a full-time minister?”
This … read more.
February Services – One Service at 10am Sunday via Zoom ONLY
email officemanager@uudanbury.org for Zoom link
Sunday, February 6th
The Importance of Black History: Don’t Abandon the Idea John Cherry
John Cherry is a native Danburian and has lived here most of his life. He is a retired … read more.
by Debra Oria
Happy New Year one and all!
A new year brings renewed hope and a fresh outlook. There were many crossroads and discussions about COVID-19 and the challenges that Mother Nature presented us with last year. Among the nuts and bolts there have also … read more.
by Douglas H. Parkhurst
Two hundred years is a substantial period of time in human terms. Two centuries. Six or seven generations. What was happening in 1822, two hundred years ago?
In the United States the times were known as the Era of Good Feeling(s). … read more.
January is the quietest month in the garden…
But just because it looks quiet doesn’t mean that nothing is happening.
~ Rosalie Muller Wright
January 2022
Here we are in a brand new year and I’m still thinking about “quiet”. I guess I’m staying in the quiet lane because … read more.
Have you ever attended a Coming Of Age (COA) service in a UU congregation? In my 15 years of professional ministry I have found that the Coming Of Age service is by far the most beloved service of the entire year in every single congregation … read more.
January Services – One Service at 10am Sunday via Zoom ONLY
email officemanager@uudanbury.org for Zoom link
Sunday, January 2nd
Beginning…Again: A Service of Meditation and Poetry for the New Year
This lay-led service with Deb Casey coordinating, will be filled with many wonderful voices from the congregation sharing … read more.
In light of the rapid spread of the Omicron variant, our in-person Sunday services at UU Danbury will be suspended until Sunday, January 23, 2022 (subject to change). The CDC shared concerns over an expected peak of COVID cases after the holidays, so the Board … read more.
Dear Congregation,
I want to speak frankly about a difficult topic, and I want to give you advance notice that my message here includes discussion of threats of school shootings. Please take care of yourself in the way that makes sense for you. The purposes … read more.
