Community Unitarian Church at White Plains, est. 1909
 

Community Unitarian Universalist Congregation
at White Plains

 

Our building is closed, but our congregation is open. Join us online!
To contact our office, please email admin@cucwp.org

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Join Our Online Sunday Worship, 10:00am

Sun Nov 1 - “The 1619 Project: Capitalism & Sugar”
Adine Usher & Joe Majsak, 1619 Project team; Rev. Meredith Garmon
In order to understand the brutality of American capitalism, we have to start on the plantation. And we also need to know how sugar was the “white gold” that fueled slavery. We welcome guest speakers from the 1619 Project team, and invite you to join them after worship for Session 5: “Capitalism” and “Sugar.”

For the Sun Nov 1 Order of Service, click HERE

To join our Online Worship, click HERE
or phone in (audio only): 646-876-9923 · Webinar: 761 321 991 · Passcode: 468468
Gathering Music begins at 9:50am · Centering Music at 10:00am · Welcome at 10:10am

All are welcome to stay after worship for our Virtual Coffee Hour - click HERE
or phone in (audio only): 929-436-2866 · Meeting: 336 956 2210 · Passcode: 468468

To join After-Worship K-12 Religious Education classes - click HERE
or phone (audio only): 646-558-8656 · Meeting: 817 388 428 · Passcode: 468468
11:30am K-4th Grade • 11:45am 5th-7th Grade • 12:00pm 8th-12th Grade

To join this Sunday's 1:30pm 1619 Project: "Capitalism" & "Sugar" discussion - click HERE
or phone in (audio only): 646-876-9923 · Meeting: 289 850 7899 · Passcode: 468468

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See Past Worship Service Videos on our YouTube channel HERE
Read Past Sermons at The Liberal Pulpit HERE
Check our Website Calendar HERE (click on event for details)

New to Zoom online gatherings? Learn more HERE, or watch a video HERE.

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About Us: Community Unitarian Universalist Congregation (CUUC) is a liberal religious faith community founded in 1909. We are a member congregation of the Unitarian Universalist Association, and are 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

    • November 1:  Rev. Meredith Garmon, Adine Usher, Joe Majsak

    • “1619 Project: Capitalism & Sugar”: In order to understand the brutality of American capitalism, we have to start on the plantation. And we also need to know how sugar was the “white gold” that fueled slavery. We welcome guest speakers from the 1619 Project team, and invite you to join them after worship for Session 5: “Capitalism” and “Sugar.”

Upcoming Sundays

  • November 8:  Rev. Meredith Garmon

  • “What Does It Mean?”: Election results might be clear by this Sunday. Who won? And what does it mean for us now? Or maybe the outcome will still be in doubt -- in which case, what does that mean? Let's reflect together on where we are -- and where we go from here.

Past Sermons

Minister 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.