The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Sussex County, N.J.
Welcome. Our fellowship's web page is designed to tell you something about our spiritual and philosophical beliefs and the history of our faith community. In these pages we share with you information about our worship services, the projects we are involved with and the programs we offer.
If you would like to contact us please feel free to call or email us. Please come and visit our fellowship and go well.
One West Nelson Street
Newton, New Jersey 07860
Phone: (973) 579-7210
Open minds, helping hands, caring hearts.
This webpage was originally created on December 15, 2003 by the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Sussex County, New Jersey. We are grateful to all who have made it possible and have given the appropriate credits where necessary.
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Last Update - August 20, 2010
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The Rev. Mary Tiebout
PROGRAMS FOR SEPTEMBER 2010
Food for thought for those who attended our summer picnic and ate too much:
Did you take pleasure in it?
The traditional litmus test for a sin.
Along Carpentersville Road, Phillipsburg, New Jersey
Ocean Grove, New Jersey
September 12 Wter Communion
At our traditional intergenerational ingathering celebration, we bring water from our homes or from our travels, to a common bowl, as if pouring it back into the ocean. Where have we been, what have
we learned, in what ways does water give us life? Led by Lynn Sodora and Mary Tiebout.
September 19 President's Address
President Michael Bengis will discuss what he learned on his summer journey to Machu Picchu
September 26 Unitarian Universalism and the World We Live In
A recent rally in our nation's capital, the controversy about a mosque in lower Manhattan, the use of religion to obtain political and economic goals around the world – all of these present challenges and opportunities to UnitarianUniversalists to take bold steps toward justice for the earth and its people. Some of these steps were taken at our UUA General Assembly in June. Led by Mary Tiebout.
