Unitarian Universalist Congregation of the Palisades

Poster by: Bonnie Savitz Please join us for today's service led by UUCP member, Michael S. Meyers-Jouan. Come hear some thoughts on what is blasphemous, what's not, and what we should do about it.

Poster By: Bonnie Savitz Please join us for today's service led by Rev. Paul Dodenhoff. All of us are called, not just a certain few. Today we'll be taking a look at UU theoogian James Luther Adams' idea of the prophethood of all believers.

Poster By: Bonnie Savitz Please join us for today's service led by UUCP member, Cassandra Jennings-Hall. Cassandra will describe how the creative force within her emerges in the form of artistic expression.

Please join us for today's service led by Judy Manton and special guest speaker, Yonas Dule. Yonas, a Christian, will share with us his source of strength and perseverance during his 10-year, 10-country journey from being accused of being a spy, beaten and tortured in the jails of both Eritrea and Ethiopia, to the trauma at […]

Poster By: Bonnie Savitz Please join us for today's service led by UUCP Co-President, Arlene Holpp Scalaa. This service will draw on the First Unitarian Universalist Principle to address ageism, discrimination against the young and the old. Internalized oppression, particularly among older adults, will be addressed.

Poster By: Bonnie Savitz Please join us for today's service led by Rev. Paul Dodenhoff. Harper Lee's new novel "Go Set A Watchman," the sequel to her classic "To Kill A Mockingbird" has given the world an entirely new look at the iconic Atticus Finch. What does this "new" Atticus have to say to us today […]

Please join us for today's service led by UUCP Co-President, Deborah Singer Pires. Today marks the beginning of Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year.  It is also Grandparent's Day. The convergence of these two holidays reminds us of the importance of ritual and celebration in passing on traditions from one generation to the next. Poster By: Bonnie Savitz

The annual UUCP Welcome Back Picnic will take place on Sunday, September 13, after the service. The picnic will be at the Garret Lydecker House, 228 Grand Avenue, Englewood, NJ. Food and drink will be provided by the Board of Trustees; however, you are invited to contribute your favorite picnic dishes.

Please join us for today's service led by Rev. Paul Dodenhoff. Polls continue to show that many people consider themselves "spiritual but not religious." Today we'll take a look at the 19th century Transcendentalist movement, which included such luminaries as Ralph Waldo Emerson, Henry David Throeau, and Margaret Fuller, and explore some of the ways in which it […]