Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Plattsburgh

Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Plattsburgh We welcome relevant, respectful posts and reserve the right to delete inappropriate ones Our Sunday Services are at 10:30 AM on in person and on Zoom!

The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Plattsburgh fosters open minds, inspires spiritual growth, engages in loving community & ignites passion for social justice. Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Plattsburgh

The mission of the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Plattsburgh is to provide for a religious community where freedom or worship, speech and thought are welcomed, protected and fo

stered. We affirm and encourage spiritual and intellectual growth, and the use of the democratic process. We support actions and activities that benefit the environment, embrace human diversity, and provide for the common good.

Join our Commissioned Lay-Minister Dorothy Latta as she presents our worship service.  This service is online only and i...
07/31/2026

Join our Commissioned Lay-Minister Dorothy Latta as she presents our worship service. This service is online only and in-person services will return September 13.

“For too long we have not taken ourselves seriously. We have offered a haven for those on their way out of institutional...
07/24/2026

“For too long we have not taken ourselves seriously. We have offered a haven for those on their way out of institutionalized religion. We have demanded little and received the same. Too many of us have actually espoused the notion that one can believe anything and still be a Unitarian Universalist. We have resisted the strictures imposed by form and structure and embraced a laissez-faire spirituality that has commanded the respect of nearly no one.” – Rev. Bill Miller

Join us as Nicholas Hunt-Bull shares a sermon about getting serious as UUs.

Who are we? Why are we here? These are the greatest of life’s questions, the greatest of religious questions. Neither of...
07/17/2026

Who are we? Why are we here? These are the greatest of life’s questions, the greatest of religious questions. Neither of them are easy to answer, and we spend a lifetime trying. Today, we’ll work on Who are we? — our identity.

Join in person or online.

Join presenter Freb Hunt-Bull as we explore how embracing Simplicity can be an internal spiritual practice and disciplin...
07/04/2026

Join presenter Freb Hunt-Bull as we explore how embracing Simplicity can be an internal spiritual practice and discipline for our lives.

Remember that you, too, shall die. Sounds morbid to some and wise guidance to others. The wisdom in this spiritual pract...
06/28/2026

Remember that you, too, shall die.

Sounds morbid to some and wise guidance to others. The wisdom in this spiritual practice has been known in many world traditions over the ages — not taking life for granted, using our mortality as a tool for skillful living. How might this be true for us?
Join guest Rev. Karen Johnston, a trained death doula and founder of the Date With Death Club, for service!

Join us Sunday, when we will discuss the importance of making sure our commitment to freedom for all people is rooted in...
06/20/2026

Join us Sunday, when we will discuss the importance of making sure our commitment to freedom for all people is rooted in faith and values – things both seen and unseen. Attend in person or online; but people may want to show up in person for this service if they can!

Join us as we seek to understand our religious values in the context of what it means to live in a community that depend...
06/14/2026

Join us as we seek to understand our religious values in the context of what it means to live in a community that depends on one another in the healthiest ways imaginable, where interdependence is a spiritual practice that supports and sustains our individuality.

What can being in nature do for your soul and well being? Guest presenter Hap Wheeler will share how he finds peace and ...
05/31/2026

What can being in nature do for your soul and well being? Guest presenter Hap Wheeler will share how he finds peace and spirituality in the practice of fishing amongst nature.

Why do Unitarian Universalists recoil at the word “God”? This Sunday, join our guest Rev. Christina Sillari as we explor...
05/23/2026

Why do Unitarian Universalists recoil at the word “God”? This Sunday, join our guest Rev. Christina Sillari as we explore our faith’s theological history to re-frame the divine. Moving past a distant, oppressive judge, we look at the sacred as an all-encompassing energy of life itself—like water to a fish. By embracing our deep interdependence, we discover that we serve, save, and embody the divine through our care for one another.

Last month, Rev. Barnaby reflected on the power of the UUA’s new Love at the Center Graphic and promised to continue tod...
05/17/2026

Last month, Rev. Barnaby reflected on the power of the UUA’s new Love at the Center Graphic and promised to continue today with a look at how Science intersects with our purposes and use of spiritual metaphors. So, here we go!

Address

4 Palmer Street
Plattsburgh, NY
12901

Opening Hours

10am - 11:30am

Telephone

+15185616920

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