The First Unitarian Society of Westchester

 A Welcoming Congregation
 ....Affirming the worth and dignity of every person.

In the spirit of universal fellowship and individual freedom of belief,
this society welcomes everyone without regard to
race, color or sexual orientation.
 

Welcome to our Website - Sunday, February 07, 2010
 

Reverend Jef Gamblée, Interim Minister Sarita Roy, President, President John Cavallero, Director of Religious Education Roseanne Geoghegan, Office Administrator

Contact Us

25 Old  Jackson  Avenue     Hastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706 Phone:  (914) 478-2710     Map & Directions  to Society

Services and Religious Education

   

FUSW Calendar
RE Calendar
Sermons
RE
Social Action
Activities
Committees
Choir
Coffeehouse
Concerts
Our History
UUA
Links

SERVICE SCHEDULE

9:30 and 11:15 Services. Join us for coffee and conversation after each service.

Sunday, February 14, 2010,  Paster Jef Gamblée

Nursery Care is available for the very young.  Older children are invited to participate in our RE program during the 11:15 service.

Religious Education

Register for the 2009-2010 Religious Education Program!
For more information, see our RE page.   Keep up-to-date with our extensive program: RE Calendar

Recent Sermons  Rev. Jef Gamblée: John Dietrich, American Humanist (Part I)

 Missed some services?  Click on our Sermon Archive           (Note: Sermon topics are subject to change without notice.) 

• Saturday, February 27, 7:30 pm - Common Ground Coffeehouse presents The Western Wind. This internationally acclaimed vocal sextet (including FUSW Choir Director, tenor Richard Slade) embraces a repertory that includes a huge range of music from Renaissance motets to rock ‘n’ roll, from medieval carols to early American music to the avant garde.  Concert will be held at South Presbyterian Church, Dobbs Ferry and will benefit Fonkoze, Haiti's largest micro finance organization. 

Congregational Events  [click for full calendar]

Common Ground Coffeehouse is a monthly program of the First Unitarian Society of Westchester’s Social Action Committee. It was founded as an effort to build community, to support regional and national musicians and other artists, to raise money and awareness of grassroots community groups that provide either much needed social services or work toward progressive, non-violent social change.