How We Worship |
Sunday Mornings At UUFNW |
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Our Sunday services, like our Unitarian Universalist tradition, draw upon a wide variety of resources for spiritual content. There are readings from Humanist, Christian, Jewish, Buddhist, Muslim, and Native American traditions (among others).
There is generally a sermon, and we sing together. There is silent time for centering or prayer. Among our worship rituals is the lighting of candles for the major joys and sorrows in our lives. Like all UU congregations, we have no specific creed or dogma. In their place, we recite our own Affirmation. It reminds us of what we value and what we promise to ourselves and to each other. |
When does the service begin?
Our services start at 10:30 am and usually last a little more than an hour. What do people wear to worship? Whatever they feel comfortable in. You will see everything from shorts and jeans to peoples’ “Sunday best.” You are welcome no matter what you’re wearing! What happens after the service? Coffee, tea, and good conversation are provided to all after the service. |
What About ChildreN?
Children begin each week with us in worship. About once a month, we offer multigenerational worship in which we stay together in “the big room.” Otherwise, there is a story or conversation time with the children, and then they go to their Religious Exploration activities. Children are welcome to stay with you throughout the service.
Childcare for children from newborn until kindergarten is provided during the service and other major Fellowship events in our nursery. You are also welcome to keep your child with you in the service if they do not disturb the service, or may listen to the broadcast of the service with your child from the Fireplace Room.
UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST FELLOWSHIP OF NORTHERN WESTCHESTER
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