Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Briarcliff, Croton, and Ossining

The Second Collection for March is for the Sienna Project, an organization suggested by Ginny Stillman. The Sienna Project envisions building schools in small indigenous mountain villages (cantons) in the Highlands of Guatemala, where there may not be enough classrooms or no classrooms at all. The national government pays teacher salaries, but does not provide [...]

Back by popular demand, Sunday, March 16th is Drama Sunday.  Any would-be thespians out there?  If you’re interested in participating in this fun, annual and always thought-provoking event, please contact Anne Pearl (914-528-8704 or apearl315@optonline.net) as soon as possible.  You will be asked to attend 1 or 2 rehearsals; no line memorization is involved.  Whether [...]

Ralph Waldo Emerson (1803- 1882) is known to most Americans as an essayist and philosopher. To Unitarians he is also known as one of the important figures of the 19th century American Unitarian church. Some of the details of his life as a Unitarian minister offer a window into the history of our tradition. [...]

Why do we come to our Fellowship?
There will likely be as many answers to this question as there are members. I hear people say they come to hear Reverend Jim’s sermons which help us to reflect and refocus our week and our lives. The music deepens our religious experience. The [...]