Read about January's Spiritual Challenge
“Mistakes and Miracles,” the Unitarian Universalist Common Read
The discussions of “Mistakes and Miracles,” the Unitarian Universalist Common Read for 2023, will occur in March. The start has been delayed until after the recent restocking of the book at the UUA bookstore (also available through … read more.
Buildings & Grounds Help Needed!
There is an urgent need for two people to join the Buildings & Grounds Administration Team (BGAT). With support and guidance from the Board, this committee makes day-to-day decisions about what must be done to maintain our facilities. It collects bids … read more.
Workshop on Feb 25: “So You’re Working on the 8th Principle…”
Congregations throughout the Central East Region of the UUA are at different stages of work on the 8th Principle (see text below*). Sign up for this year’s “New Day Rising” event to learn from neighboring … read more.
by Peter Horton
…the awkward truth – Rev. Michael O’Sullivan
Nothing is certain but death and taxes
“we crave certainty…” “we seek certainty because it is a comfort”
As a faith we do not offer certainty
Certainty is a comfort. It’s why we plan for … read more.
by Douglas H. Parkhurst
This month’s article is adapted from the “Welcome” given by this writer at the bicentennial celebration service of the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Danbury, Connecticut, (UUCD) on
Sunday morning, October 16, 2022.
We are here on a very special Sunday. Today we … read more.
All of those speaking this month will be in person at our Fellowship Hall
One Service at 10:00 AM at UUCD
and also available via Zoom – email officemanager@uudanbury.org for Zoom link
Sunday, February 5 The Religion that Says “Yes” to Life
Randy Becker
Most religions form around a core of practices … read more.
In 2022, UUCD Member, Doug Parkhurst wrote a series of articles, Notes on 200 Years (and More), in our monthly newsletters. To read – or print – a compilation of all these articles, commemorating our 200th anniversary please click here. If you have … read more.
Sunday, January 1 Sing in the New Year
Nancy Hershatter
This casual service on New Year’s Day will offer a simple sing-along with coffee and doughnuts! Feel free to bring an instrument and join in the fun, or just come to enjoy the music and the … read more.
No matter how hard the past, you can always begin again. ~ Buddha
We say goodbye to another year of challenge and celebration! 2022 reminded us that Covid still lurks around corners and we are still in a liminal time of waiting for a feeling … read more.
Dear Congregation,
The sun is still not spending much time with us, and we are entering what are typically the coldest months of the year. This is a good time for softness and rest. For a while now, I have followed a movement called “The Nap … read more.
