TPUUF is now providing HYBRID services with both in-person and virtual access to our services. All attending in-person services must be fully vaccinated and are required to wear a mask while inside the building. We look forward to seeing everyone back in our Sanctuary.
This Sunday we are streaming the UUA General Assembly service which will begin at 12:30PM. Please click here to join our online service via Zoom OR by Phone: (646) 558-8656, Meeting ID:845801170, Password:12345.
One of Howard Thurman’s most important books is Jesus and the Disinherited. He had proposed to publisher Abington-Cokesbury that a better title for this book would have been The Religion of Jesus and the Disinherited because the publisher’s title collapsed the distinction, crucial for Thurman’s … read more.
Our Soul Matters theme for April is Awakening. Our UU Principles of respect for all people and for the natural world of which we are a part as well as the value we put on justice, truth and democracy should make us receptive to an … read more.
Click to join the TPUUF Sunday Service OR Join by Phone, dial (646) 558-8656, Meeting ID:845801170, Password:12345
The Soul Matters theme for December is Opening to Joy. As children, the holidays of this season often brought joy in the form of awe, wonder, anticipation, happiness. As … read more.
THIS WILL BE A HYBRID SERVICE, SUBJECT TO CHANGE BASED ON COUNTY METRICS. ATTENDEES MUST BE VACCINATED AND WEAR A MASK. PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE AS SEATING WILL BE LIMITED.
Click to join the TPUUF Sunday Service OR Join by Phone, dial (646) 558-8656, Meeting ID:845801170, … read more.
Growing up in New England and Pennsylvania, fall was always my favorite season: harvest time; the wild colors of the leaves; the crisp air. It came around every year, just as the sun rose and set every day and the moon waxed and waned every … read more.
On this Independence Day 2021, Gary Berton will enlighten us on Enlightenment icon (and our Fellowship’s namesake), Thomas Paine, whose writings inspired the Declaration of Independence and the American Revolution. Paine’s first principles are few, but he held one, Justice, as a “foundational” principle because … read more.
