Project Planning Meeting – Lost Souls Public Memorial Project
Wednesday, May 9, 7-9pm
We continue our efforts to build a public memorial to the nearly 100 souls lost to permanent slavery at the hands of a corrupt Middlesex County judge in 1818. We will … read more.
Spend your Saturday afternoon with coffee, cake & conversation in small groups exploring our inevitable mortality and the topic of death. (Gluten-free option will be available) No dogma. No answers. No conclusions. But space for questions, queries, and speculation. The Unitarian … read more.
As part of our outreach efforts, we are proudly dedicating this sign which will be temporarily posted on our property. We take pride in our 7 Unitarian Universalist principles and how they lead us to be a moral and ethical voice in … read more.
Pulpit Exchange — A Kind of Ministers’ Musical Chairs?
Pulpit exchange has deep roots in our historical polity as Unitarian Universalists, proscribed in the Cambridge Platform of 1648, the document upon which we base our kind of congregational polity (governance) and ground our understanding of a … read more.
The Unitarian Montessori School will host a
Nutrition Presentation by Jen Shukaitis, a Rutgers Teacher,
on May 1st at 7 pm.
All are invited.
Jennifer Shakaitis is an assistant professor and educator at the Department of Family and Community Health Sciences at Rutgers … read more.
TUS has been certified as a Sanctuary Supporting Congregation. Here is a letter of the events and actions that members of TUS have taken to gain this recognition from UU Faith Action NJ.
Reverend Rob Gregson, Executive Director, UU Faith Action
Ted Fetter, Chair, Immigration Reform Task … read more.
