Please join us for today's service led by UUCP member, Judy Manton. A service of remembrance will be held on October 30th. In keeping with our tradition of following the Mexican Day of the Dead festive customs, a colorful altar will be set up. Among the skulls, skeletons, crosses and flowers, there will be space for […]
Please join us for today's service led by Rev. Paul Dodenhoff. Today begins daylight saving time for most of the U.S. Join us this morning as we spend some time thinking about time and how we save, spend, and often waste it. And don't forget to set your clocks back on Saturday night! Bring a friend and stay […]
Please join us for today's service led by UUCP Co-President, Deborah Singer Pires. It's finally over. (or is it?) This has been a very long and worrisome election. What can we learn from the Jewish tradition of observing the Sabbath to help us keep our sanity during times of insanity? First, turn off the media. Join […]
Now that the all-consuming election process is over, join UUCP for a lively discussion to share your thoughts, feelings and experiences. What happened and why did it happen? What does the future hold? What happens to critical issues that were somehow given second place? What about economic inequality and big money controls on government and […]
In 1863, President Lincoln made the observance of an annual day of thanksgiving an official national holiday. And since that proclamation, Thanksgiving has become one of the most beloved of our national holidays. And ever since then clergy people have delivered the obligatory annual Thanksgiving sermon! Join us today as Rev. Paul Dodenhoff offers his […]
On Friday, November 25th at 7:00 PM, The Unitarian Universalist Congregation of the Palisades (UUCP) will be hosting “An Evening of Coloring Meditation.” The word mandala comes from the ancient Sanskrit language and loosely means “circle” or “center.” The mandala is a circular matrix with a center point, a sacred center that helps to stimulate […]
Please join us for today’s service led by Rev. Paul Dodenhoff. This is the 1st in a 4 part Interspiritual Advent series. The season of Advent, which comes from the Latin word adventus meaning “coming” or “visit,” begins four Sundays before Christmas and ends on Christmas Eve. Advent is the beginning of the liturgical year […]
