Read about this month's Spiritual Challenge
Notes on Two Hundred Years (and More)
by Douglas H. Parkhurst
Continued from November 2024…
The year 1958 was a watershed for First Universalist Church (now Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Danbury). It was the first full year of the pastorate of Rev. Gaston Carrier, and in January Mrs. … read more.
by Peter Horton
Can You Hear Us?
One of the items that the UUCD Board spends a lot of time on is how the congregation communicates to each other and with the greater community. Can you hear us? Are we efficient and effective with our communications? Here … read more.
First, we have rearranged some more furniture. The middle classroom in the lower level of Fellowship Hall has now become the new “Youth Room.” That, in turn has displaced the “Spirit Play Room” which is now located at the end of the hall where the small meeting … read more.
SPIRITUAL CHALLENGE – The Mending Meditation
Our theme this month is REPAIR and my challenge to you for the month is something I call the “Mending Meditation.” It has three parts and each part involves a different type of mending or repair work: 1. Mend … read more.
by Douglas H. Parkhurst
Continued from October 2024…
We begin this month’s article with a look back to early 1957. The board of trustees of First Universalist Church (now Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Danbury), at its February meeting, discussed the current arrangement and capacity of the church … read more.
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From the Social Action Council
Soup Kitchen Corner / by Judy Lacker
On Saturday, November 2, members of Soup Kitchen Team B will be returning to the Dorothy Day Soup Kitchen on Spring Street to help serve take-out meals and sandwiches that were cooked or prepared … read more.
One Service at 10am
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We are collecting non-perishable food donations during Sunday services for The Dorothy Day Hospitality House on Spring Street.
November’s theme is Mending READ MORE and all … read more.
“You Don’t Have to Say Anything”
Dear Beloveds,
One of the requirements for becoming an ordained and fellowshipped Unitarian Universalist minister is the completion of at least one unit of Clinical Pastoral Education or CPE. CPE involves learning about both the theory and practice of talking with … read more.
From Our Director of Religious Education for Children and Youth,
Rev. Sierra-Marie Gerfao
The nursery is open for children ages 0-5 every Sunday during service. We also offer regular programming open to children in preschool through high school.
Saturday, Oct. 5. – Sunday, Oct. 6 Senior High … read more.
