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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
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.
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Sermons on TV & Radio
You can also listen to our worship services on the radio at WWRL 1600 AM every Sunday at 11 am.
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
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, May 26, 2013
Memorial Day & Wesak Sunday
We Need One Another”
Rev. Bruce Southworth
Because we live and love, our lives include days and seasons of loss, mourning and grieving. On this Memorial Day Sunday, my focus is the Life of the Heart amidst heartaches. The themes are living and dying, loss and memory, and grief and gratitude, as well as honoring the tragic losses that come at time of war.
Next Sunday
Annual "QUESTION BOX" Service
Sunday, June 2, 11 am
Rev. Bruce Southworth will use questions submitted by members of the congregation to shape the sermon and service on June 2. Questions might be theological, ethical, spiritual/existential....Please write out your question and hand it in at the end of the May 26 service, or send it to the Church, or email by May 29. Email: bsouthworth@ccny.org / Subject: Line- "Question Box"
See you at Community!
Download the Sunday Announcements
May 19, 2013
May 26, 2013
Sermon Brief
Past Sermon Brief
“A Good Life?”
Sunday, April 21, 2013
Rev Bruce Southworth
… As a laundress for nearly 80 years in Hattiesburg, Mississippi, Oseola McCarty helped others. At age 87, she gave the bulk of her savings of $150,000, to Southern Mississippi University for scholarships, inspiring many others to do so also. Oseola McCarty lived with Spirit – with caring, awareness, thankfulness, and generosity. She created a Good Life…
Click Here to Read
this Church Year's Sermons - 2012/13
Other Past Sermons are also available - Click Here
Do You Enjoy Singing?
We invite you to join our
Volunteer Choir!
Click here for more
information: Choir
Other Events at Community
Antiracistalliance.com Potluck
3rd Fridays, 6 pm
Esperanto Society of New York
3rd Fridays - 7 pm
Peoples Voice Cafe
Most Saturdays
Sept-May
8 pm
www.peoplesvoicecafe.org
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Do Justice
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. Bruce Southworth was one of the speakers at the demonstration against "Safe Communities" program. Click here to read the article.
Visit us on Facebook
Community is now on Facebook!
HELP OKLAHOMA TODAY
Southern Region Oklahoma Emergency Relief Fund
Unitarian Universalists across the Region send our care and prayers to those affected by Monday's devastating tornado in Moore, Oklahoma. As a generous people, we are eager to lend a hand to those whose lives have been so disrupted. Accordingly, in cooperation with our national Association, the Southern Region UUA is establishing a relief fund through which concerned Unitarian Universalists may make donations. Your gifts will be disbursed to appropriate local relief agencies as soon as possible once things become clearer on the ground. We will advise you with updates as we go.
If you would like to make a donation, here's how:
You may send a check to the Regional office, payable to:
UU Oklahoma Relief Fund
c/o PO Box 560246
Orlando, FL 32856-0246
or donate electronically
UU Publications/Links of Interest
Catalyst
Publication of the Multicultural Ministries of the UUA. Next issue coming soon.
Interweave Connect
Publication of Interweave - for GLBTQ Community and their families and friends
UUWORLD
UU World - Quarterly Magazine published by UUA
WWW.UUA.ORG
Website-Unitarian Universalist Association of Congregations
Monthly Bulletin for Congregations - Bulletin 2013
Standing on the Side of Love - Page
InterConnecions - Link
WWW.UUMETRONY.ORG
Website-Unitarian Universalist District of Metropolitan New York
May Metro NY Minute - the monthly newsletter
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Upcoming Events |
Green Sanctuary Future Visions
Film Series
Heist: Who Stole the American Dream?
Friday, May 24
7 pm, Gallery
Flyer
Gallery35 Art Showcase 2013
Emerging Visions
Open House
Saturday, May 25, 5-7 pm
Enter at 30 E 35th St
Flyer
Resistance Cinema
“GRANITO; How To Nail A Dictator”
Sunday, May 26
1:15 pm, Gallery
Film Flyer
Spring Schedule
Sipping & Searching
Theological Musings
Memory and Patriotism
Are they Compatible?
Pizza/Beer/Soft Drinks
Conversation
Wednesday, May 29
6:30-8 pm, Front Lounge
Flyer
Quarterly Congregational
Meeting
Sunday, June 2
1 pm
Board Page
Adult Religious Education
Sprin Schedule Soon
Children/Youth Religious Education
Flyer
Peoples Voice Cafe
Show Schedule
NEW RADIO TIME AND STATION
Community Church of New York Unitarian Universalist
WWRL 1600 AM
Every Sunday at 11 am
Watch the Sunday Worship
MNN Channel 57 on Sundays at 8:30 pm
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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...
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