Community Unitarian Church at White Plains, est. 1909

Community Unitarian Universalist Congregation
at White Plains

Worship, Religious Education & Childcare: Sundays at 10am
 

Community Unitarian Universalist Congregation (CUUC) is a Welcoming Congregation committed to affirming and purposefully including all regardless of age, race, ethnicity, national origin, disability, gender, gender identity or expression, and sexual or affectional orientation.

Our Mission: We covenant to

Nurture each other in our spiritual journeys,
Foster compassion and understanding within and beyond our community, and
Engage in service to transform ourselves and our world.
 
Our Vision Statement:
 
Community Unitarian Universalist Congregation at White Plains will be a welcoming “sanctuary without walls” that promotes diversity, fellowship, spiritual growth, and inspiration, while committing to people and the planet through social action and service.
 

Are you a Unitarian Universalist? Find out...

Do you want a place that…
  • respects differences between people and affirms every person as an individual?
  • values children, welcomes them on their own terms, and offers a place they are eager to attend?
  • cherishes freedom and encourages open dialogue on questions of faith?
  • affirms spiritual exploration and reason as ways of finding truth?
  • accepts a diversity of theology, and welcomes people who may or may not believe in a higher power?
  • acts locally and thinks globally on the great issues of our time:  world peace; women’s rights; racial justice; homelessness; LBGT rights; and protection of the environment?
  • reveres nature as a part of its principles?
  • provides comfort and support so you can carry on when difficult things happen in your life or in the world?
  • honors the differing religious beliefs of you and your loved one?
  • welcomes your non-traditional family?
If you've answered “yes” to any number of these questions, come explore Community Unitarian Universalist Congregation at White Plains. Our visitors page contains helpful information.

Services (Sundays at 10:00am)

This Sunday

    • January 26:  Rev. Kimberley Debus, sabbatical minister

    • "I Know This Much Is True": We know the value of knowing the truth of our own stories, so how do we accept the truths of other people's stories, especially when they tell a different truth than the one we know? How do we make space for the authority of another's experience and open ourselves to other ways of knowing?

Upcoming Sundays

  • February 2:  Rev. Kimberley Debus, sabbatical minister

  • "A Mighty Fortress": In the first of a three part series, we will examine what the hymns we sing have to say about the theologies that Unitarian Universalism embraces, and how we can understand them both for our own spiritual growth but in conversation with those from other faiths. We begin by looking at the God above and beyond us.

  • February 9:  Rev. Kimberley Debus, sabbatical minister

  • "For the Earth Forever Turning": In this second part of a three part series, we will continue our examination of what the hymns we sing have to say about the theologies that Unitarian Universalism embraces. This week we will look at the divine in nature.

  • February 16:  Carrie McEvoy

  • TBD: Carrie McEvoy is a member of The Unitarian Church in Westport, and a student in the Master of Divinity program at Meadville Lombard Theological School. Carrie was last with us on 2019 Sep 1 as the guest speaker for the service "The Importance of Sabbath."

  • February 23:  Rev. Kimberley Debus, sabbatical minister

  • "Life Calls Us On": In this third part of our three part series, we will wrap up our examination of our hymns and readings with a look at the God of process theology.

Past Sermons

Ministers and Director of Religious Education

“CUUC has been my faith community for over 10 years. It is the best place I know to nurture my soul, stimulate my mind, gather with friends and try to make a difference. Come spend a Sunday morning with us!” ⁓ Paula M.