Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Huntington (UUFH)

09/01/2026

08/25/2026

This service will integrate my religious and scientific journeys with the increasing impacts of climate change. It will explore the current state of the climate, the progress and the setbacks, and discuss the outlook for the future.

08/13/2026

Love is not just a word we say. Anyone can say “I love you.” Love is an action we show. We will consider how divide our world, our country, our communities and even our families are today. We can’t just talk about unity and kindness…we have to strive to always walk in humility, display an attitude of kindness and show steadfast love!

08/12/2026

An exploration of music from the Middle East, led by David Earle Chorowski, a renowned player of exotic string instruments who grew up in the UUFH.

08/05/2026

An update on the important work of the Long Island Immigrant Justice Alliance.

07/28/2026

On our 250th birthday year, someone of whom our nation can be justly proud is this country’s Black Poet Laureate of the twentieth century, Langston Hughes. Hughes loved to create and recite his poetry to a jazz background. Guest Speaker, Rev. Ben Bortin returns to our pulpit with music by Isabella Johnson.

07/21/2026

As Unitarian Universalists, we all craft and walk our own sacred path. Joanne Polichetti shares her journey through 25 years as a member of UUFH, revealing how the winding path of the labyrinth is a metaphor for her own spiritual journey by inspiring ‘good trouble’ while soothing the spirit, unleashing creativity, and building beloved community.

07/15/2026

What does it really mean to be q***r or straight? Learn the historical meaning of allyship with the LGBTQ+ community from the Victorian era to 2026. This subversive service will invite you to question what it means to fight for LGBT rights and why it applies to all of us, regardless of gender or sexuality.

07/07/2026

Developing your own personal spiritual practice can help to clarify your values, support you during difficult times, provide emotional stability, cultivate self-awareness, and deepen your connection to your spiritual life. Whether you are traditionally religious, agnostic, or simply seeking greater meaning and engagement in life, come learn about the varieties of spiritual practice available to you, whether contemplative, nature-based, creative, physical, or community-based.

07/02/2026

Poetry can be a vehicle for encountering the unexpected. In this experiential service, we’ll read and write poetry with a focus on the unexpected. We’ll do away with jilted lovers and conquering heroes as our subjects. We’ll think about poetry as a vehicle for empathy, discovery, and community.