Category: 2. From Our Newsletter

June Sunday Services

Sunday, June 4th Religious Education Sunday: On Mutuality
This service for all ages will be a celebration of ministries for children and youth. After the service, please head outside and down the pathway to the exterior doors of the Fellowship Hall’s lower level for a brief … read more.

From the Board of Trustees

Our congregation’s Annual Meeting is Sunday, June 4th after the service. All are welcome to attend and only members can vote. A Budget Town Hall was held on Thursday May 25th live and via Zoom.

Thinking of the budget reminds me of this spring’s “Joy of … read more.

UUCD Instagram

The UUCD Instagram Up and Running

If you use the Instagram app on your smartphone or device, give the new uudanbury page a follow! Before or after running a program or event, photos and text can be sent to Heather Smith for sharing on Instagram. Ask … read more.

Ministry/Team News

From Buildings and Grounds

A Great Big Thanks from B&G

On Saturday, May 13th, we had a great and energetic crew come out to assist with care of the grounds and plantings. Many thanks to Barb Myers for organizing and communicating about the clean-up day. In addition, … read more.

June Events

Please join us for Rev. Kathleen’s Farewell Party immediately following the June 11th service.

Notes on 200 Years (and More)

Notes on Two Hundred Years (and More)
by Douglas H. Parkhurst

The Connecticut Universalist Convention was organized in New Haven on May 9, 1832, as the state-wide governing body of Universalist churches and societies. Within the next few years three regional associations were also established in the … read more.

Thank You Notes

Thank you again for your generous support of DARA and our mission. We couldn’t do the vital work of helping our Danbury area refugee families without our generous donors. The donation from your congregation was sizable and allowed our young clients to take additional steps towards independence … read more.

From our Minister

Youth can walk faster, but the elder knows the road.      
– African proverb

Most of you know that I live in what is called an “active over 55” community. I am currently among the youngest there, and I can walk faster than many … read more.