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Welcome!
Welcome to The Unitarian Society Website! We are a Unitarian Universalist congregation in East Brunswick, New Jersey
We hold Services of worship and Religious education classes for children and youth on Sundays at 10 AM. Please see the list of pages to the left for more information about who we are and our programs and activities.
Founded in 1955, The Unitarian Society carries on a long tradition of liberal religious thought and action. We are an intentional, non-creedal liberal religious community. Here adults and children are encouraged to think independently and responsibly about religion and values.
We practice inclusiveness and celebrate life in its variety, welcoming a diverse group of seekers - people interested in a freethinking religion; those looking for a community that welcomes them as they are, and values them for who they are; people of all ages, all races, backgrounds, orientations or origins are welcome to attend and help us build a beloved community.
Our Bond of Union In the spirit of community and service, we unite in the quest for those values which give our lives deeper meaning and spiritual satisfaction, reserving to each individual the right to his or her own beliefs as to the nature of God and the universe.
Minister's Blog Reverend Rak has a blog, entitled Ruminations and revelations! You are invited to visit it at: zsuzsa-ruminations.blogspot.com/
Copies of Sermons Most of our Minister's sermons are posted for you to download and read at your convenience. In addition, there are a few audio recordings of Sermons (from 2008-09). These are available in streaming MP3 format. (If you're not familiar with the terminology, don't worry - your browser probably knows what to do!) Just go to the Current Info menu item on this page, then select Sermon Archives. You will see a listing of Sermons for which either the text version (in PDF format) or the audio version (in MP3), or both, are available. And we hope to begin posting audio sermons again in the near future.
What's happening this Sunday at the Society?
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