Newton, New Jersey 07860
Phone: (973) 579-7210
If you would like to contact us please feel free to call or email us. Please come and visit our fellowship and go well.
I'm unworthy, how beautiful my life
Czeslaw Milosz
Many people believe that the world as we know it may soon come to an end or change beyond recognition. Not only religious believers, but also some secular technologists hold some version of this idea. What is the appeal of these apocalyptic beliefs across cultures and schools of thought?
Feb. 14 Rev. Mary Tiebout: "Standing on the Side of Love"
Celebrate Valentine's Day with UU's around the world as we lift up this love-inaction movement of the UUA and reflect on love as that which weaves UU's and our principles together. Led by Mary Tiebout
Feb. 21 Sandi Duffy: "Effects of Genocide"
Since the Nuremberg Trials, no less than 20 genocides have taken place throughout the world. This talk will focus
on three modern genocides and what type of justice, if any, has been carried out in the names of the victims: the Khmer Rouge in Cambodia, the massacre of Tutsi citizens in Rwanda, and the plight of Darfur in the
Sudan.
Feb. 28 Rev. Mary Tiebout: "How Can We Hope?"
When we look at the challenges and miseries of our world, is there any reason to hope? And what do we hope for? This is a sermon topic assigned by Richard Goffman, who won the honor of doing so with his bid at last year's Spring Fling. Led by Mary Tiebout
Upcoming Events
Spring Fling - Saturday, March 20, 2010, Snow Date - Saturday, March 27, 2010
Visitors To Our Web Page Since September 21, 2007
