Fourth Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Westchester

Letters to My Mother Earth - An Earth Day Celebration - Rev. Lane Cobb

Letters to My Mother Earth - An Earth Day Celebration
"When we recognize the virtues, the talent, the beauty of Mother Earth, something is born in us, some kind of connection; love is born." – Thich Nhat Hanh

UUA’s Article II Commission Report Recommendations - Al Weger

Al Weger will lead a panel discussion dedicated to the UUA’s Article II Commission Report recommendations.

 

Umwelt - Gretchen Grimm

Taken from the book, The Immense World by Ed Yong, Gretchen will focus on the meaning of “Umwelt” which has to do with the perspective from animals and how they sense the world.

Easter Sunday Service - Worship Associates

Annual Easter Sunday Service.  We explore three faith traditions, Ramadan, Passover and Easter as they are all celebrated on the same weekend this year.

Some of My Favorite Zen Stories - Rev. Paul Tesshin Silverman

Zen culture enjoys a rich history of teaching dharma through profound storytelling.  Come and spend some time with Rev. Paul Tesshin Silverman as he shares some of his favorite stories and the meanings behind them.  

Coming Home Again - Rev. Lane Cobb

“As you live deeper in the heart, the mirror gets cleaner and cleaner.” - Rumi

 

Rev. Lane Cobb is an author, coach and ordained interfaith, inter-spiritual minister committed to educating and uplifting those seeking to live a more authentic, spirit-filled life. Her video dialogue Race Talk Revolution offers people of diverse backgrounds an opportunity to engage in courageous conversations about race and cultivate partnerships for exploring antiracist activism.

 

Weathering The Storm - Reverend Cindy Davidson

The "storm" or crisis we face may be of a personal, a public health, or even an institutional nature.  What strategies can we use to develop and cultivate resilience? Can we be both prepared and peaceful? (Based on the work of Rev. Tracy Mehr-Muska) (3/8/2020)

Aaron Copland : Musical Journey, Paris to Prairie to Peekskill by David Thwaite

How did this artist, a gay Jewish intellectual from Brooklyn, come, through his film and concert scores, to be identified with the Quintessential American music. Was he a “communist”? Did he live in Peekskill? Discover a few “simple gifts” as answers and in listening. (2/23/2020)

“The Love Service”. Dorothy Bouman

Personal reflections by members and friends on the influence of love in their lives. (2/16/2020)

On Being a Principled People: A look at the Proposed Eight Principle - Rev. Cindy Davidson

"We affirm and promote journeying towards spiritual wholeness by working to build a diverse, multicultural, Beloved Community by our actions that accountably dismantle racism and other oppressions in ourselves and our institutions."  What is the story behind this proposed Principle? What does it require of us? Do we really need another Principle? (2/9/2020)