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Our Mission at The Community Church of New York Unitarian Universalist is to grow as a caring, justice-making, anti-racist, diverse, spiritual community.

Our Minister

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Rev. Bruce Southworth
Senior Minister
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As a Unitarian Universalist congregation, we encourage one another "to grow our souls" -- to pursue our personal religious and spiritual journeys in a warm, caring and supportive community and to make a better world for all. Explore our site to find out how you can "grow your soul" at Community.

Grow Your Soul

This Sunday's Worship
Service 11 am

Religious Education & Family Ministries
Our Sunday School and More

Sermons on TV & Radio

You can also listen to our worship services on the radio at WWRL 1600 AM every Sunday at 11:30 a.m.

You can also watch our services in Manhattan on MNN cable Channel 57 every Sunday evening from 8:30 to 9:00 P.M. If you are not in Manhattan or do not subscribe to cable you can still watch the show streaming live at http://www.mnn.org/
 

Share Your Gifts

“We, the members of The Community Church of New York Unitarian Universalist, embrace the transforming vision of the "Beloved Community" — a just world in which all persons can share equitably in the wealth of the world, and freely develop their gifts and potential...read our vision
 

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Ministry of Hospitality
Visiting town or have friends or family coming to town? Visit our own Guest House Off Park Information Page or Check Room Availability.

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Sunday Worship - 11 am  
      
Sunday, January 29

"Unto the Church Universal?"
 
Rev. Bruce Southworth
Senior Minister

See you at Community!

 

Download the Sunday Announcements

January 22, 2012

January 29, 2012


Past Sermon Brief

“Sleeping Throught a Revolution?"

Martin Luther King, Jr. Sunday
January 15, 2012
Rev. Bruce Southworth

 "Today on Dr. King’s birthday, I begin by returning to the opening images of Dr. King’s last Sunday sermon. It was on March 31, 1968. Four days later, he was assassinated in Memphis, Tennessee. That sermon was titled, “Remaining Awake Through a Great Revolution,” and it was offered at the Episcopal National Cathedral in Washington, D. C."

Click Here to Read Sermon
Sleeping Through a Revolution?

 
Other Past Sermons are also available - Click Here 

 

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Do Justice

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Doing justice in the world is an integral part of our history and tradition here at The Community Church of New York. We encourage the personal spiritual growth of our members and seek to create a more just society and world. Find out more...

Rev. Bruce Southworth Speaks Out Against Mass Deportations

rev-southworth may 18 2011 demonstration-1Rev. Bruce Southworth was one of the speakers at the demonstration against "Safe Communities" program on May 19, 2011. Click here to read the article.

Now On YOUTUBE


Click below to see our first sermon on www.youtube.com!

Spiritual Basics

Rev. Dr. Tony Johnson Interview

anthony_johnsonRev. Dr. Tony Johnson, our Affiliated Minister, was interviewed at The Left Forum 2011 by Shaun Randol, founder and editor-in-chief of The Mantle and Community Church Member.  View the interview here.

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Upcoming Events



To Be or Not to Be
Gallery35 Art Show
Features Artists of Burma
(Myanmar)
Through February 25
Flyer

Sipping & Searching
Pizza, Beer/Soft Dribks
Great Discussion
Wednesday, January 25
6:30 pm
RSVP to erosado@ccny.org

Future Visions Film Series
Greenhorns
Thursday. January 26
7:30 PM - Gallery

UU Women's Association
Annual Luncheon
Emily Stewart
Planned Parenthood
Saturday, January 28
12-3 pm
Question?
Flyer and RSVP Info

Social Tea
Ladies Mile 17 Stories Up
Tuesday, January 31
2-3:30 pm
More Info
RSVP to erosado@ccny.org

Adult Religious Education
Winter Schedule
Flyer Coming Soon 

Resistance Cinema
Winter Schedule


NEW RADIO TIME AND STATION
Community Church of New York Unitarian Universalist
WWRL 1600 AM
Every Sunday at 11:30 am

Watch the S
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MNN Channel 57 on S
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Community
We are a vibrant Unitarian Universalist community in the heart of New York City with more than 350 adult members, children and teens. We cherish the sense of community we find and the caring and friendship of diverse, kindred spirits. We invite you to learn more about us and hope that you will find a spiritual home with us. Find out more...

Gerald A. Brown - Daily News


geraldabrownJerry Brown, our Director of Music, also serves as the Music Director of the Elementary Education Programs at the NYC Opera. Thousands of children from all over the city were able to see the opera “Where the Wild Things Are” at Lincoln Center recently. Click here to read the wonderful article that appeared in the Daily News on April 17.

Welcome

Welcome to our new website – We are in the process of updating information, especially about our groups and committees. Please visit the “Calendar” and “Newsletter” section for upcoming events.

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Community is now on Facebook!
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