March 2026

Services and Events

March 1  Immigration Alternatives Speaker: Des Shaw

The frenzied deportation process being carried out by ICE didn't come out of nowhere. Instead it is just one more stage in the way the United States has "othered" elements of its population ever since its foundation.  So where do we go from here?  A first step might be for both sides of the political spectrum to accept responsibility for the situation we find ourselves in.

March 7 Gathered: An Evening of Indian Cuisine & Connection Dinner Party

An intimate dinner that combines elevated Indian cuisine with meaningful community connection. Limited to just 20 guests, find tickets at Eventbrite $55  https://bit.ly/468lXoF

March 8 Transformation Speaker:   Tricia Larkin

From UUA : “One of the hallmarks of liberal religion, Unitarian Universalism included, is the idea that revelation is not sealed. That is to say, our religion can and will change by the discovery or unveiling of new truths and new ways of understanding all existence and the sacred.  Transformation characterizes Unitarian Universalist religious life as we grow spiritually and ethically throughout the lifespan.” This service is about my journey - Tricia.

March 15: Where We Come From Speaker: Rev. Jennifer Berkeley

We come from the atmospheres that formed us, the thresholds that opened us, and the consciousness that allows us to participate in who we are becoming.

March 20 6:30PM Spring Equinox Rev. Gayl Lavinder at Stony Point Center Art Space, 185 W Main St , Stony Point, NY 10980 

March 22  Tying Up Loose Ends speaker Rev. Mark Cutolo

Every story has a beginning, a middle, and an end. In this sermon, we'll contemplate the story of our universe, especially what insights science and religion give us about its ending. 

March 29 Love Barges In speaker: Chaplain Rev. Rêve Eltringham

Challenging times require a resilient spirituality. To sustain ourselves through the days ahead, we need a demanding, inspiring, and well practiced faith. We need a love strong enough that it will not let us go—a “no matter what" kind of love that leaves no one behind. Join us as we draw our circle wider, gather our strength, and affirm the values that guide us in the struggle for our collective liberation, even as love barges in. The love that barges in is not tender, loving or kind. It is demanding. Together, we will discern what it means for us to love our world as Universalists.