Unitarian Universalist Fellowship at Stony Brook (UUFSB)

Unitarian Universalist Fellowship at Stony Brook (UUFSB) Welcome to the official page of the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship at Stony Brook (UUFSB). We welcome your diversity!

Sunday services weekly at 10:30 a.m. The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship at Stony Brook is a religious organization that encourages tolerance and treatment of all people with dignity and respect. We hope our page and any discussion that takes place will reflect our Seven Principles and our Mission Statement:

"MISSION STATEMENT: The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship at Stony Brook is a

religious community that seeks diversity, individual spiritual growth, and social and economic justice. "While we encourage open and frank discussion of beliefs and feelings, we do not allow disrespectful or hateful speech on our page. Offending posts will be removed. If you are unsure whether something you wish to post would be offensive, please email your text to [email protected] before posting it. We’ll review your post and if necessary, give suggestions as to how to make the post acceptable for the UUFSB page."

09/06/2026

"Labor Day isn’t about hard work and rugged individualism; it is about team work and community. It is about people coming together to build and create and lift each other up; people fighting together to build their communities and their countries. Labor was a movement by the people and for the people."
-- Thomas Earthman - SJC

https://iamuu.net/meditations/beloved-community-will-be-built-on-the-legacy-of-labor/

09/06/2026

These days, Unitarian Universalists and people of faith and conscience across faith traditions are increasingly called to respond to authoritarian violence with care, community support, and strategic coordination. Each time UUs come together in this work, we strengthen our commitment to our deeply held religious values and our organizing power to build the essential infrastructure for justice movements, including love, imagination, collaboration, and cooperation.

UU the Vote Solidarity Summits will continue that practice through regional interfaith justice training and practice gatherings. Side With Love is coordinating these events across the U.S. and there are resources and opportunities for groups to develop their own events as well. UU congregations are encouraged to get involved as we move together toward another election season committed to justice, equity, pluralism, and the protection of our democratic institutions.

Learn more at the link in the comments below.

09/06/2026

Are you feeling called to engage the deeper work of our faith? If so, please consider one of the following national roles which will be filled at General Assembly 2027.

⭐ Board of Review (3 positions / 8-year terms)
⭐ Board of Trustees (3 adult positions / 3-year terms) (2 youth positions / 2-year terms)
⭐ Commission on Appraisal (3 positions / 6-year terms)
⭐ Commission on Social Witness (3 positions / 3-year terms)
⭐ Nominating Committee (3 positions / 3-year terms)

Regional and national service is vital to the wellbeing of our denomination. Such ministry both ensures a functional governance and fully embodies the covenantal relationship between congregations. Follow the link in the comments to learn more.

Peter Winkler and Deede Cookewill serenade our evening walk.September 8, 2026 8 p.m.THIS TUESDAY
09/06/2026

Peter Winkler and Deede Cooke
will serenade our evening walk.

September 8, 2026 8 p.m.

THIS TUESDAY

Good Morning and welcome to Labyrinth Journeys. Today's quotation is actually a Mantra that one of the walkers uses. It'...
09/06/2026

Good Morning and welcome to Labyrinth Journeys. Today's quotation is actually a Mantra that one of the walkers uses. It's beautiful and calming and worth repeating for you:



May I be peaceful and happy.
May I be safe from inside and outside harm.
May I be physically strong and healthy.
May I care for myself with joy.

I hope you find peace and calm with this mantra and any that you may choose. Repeating it, especially when you are stressed is very helpful.
Join us on a walk. We walk every week on Thursdays at 1 p.m.

UUFSB afternoon walks:
September
Thursdays 10, 17, 24
October
Thursdays 1, 8, 15, 22, 29

Next evening walk at 8 p.m.
September 11th.
With Peter Winkler at the piano and Deede Cook on the viola.
Hoping to see you on the path.

Sincerely,
Linda Mikell
Veriditas Facilitator

That's me in black walking the
labyrinth on a cliff overlooking
San Francisco Bay.
I don't think it exits now.

09/03/2026

Sun., Sept. 6, 10:30 a.m. – "Sundae Sunday" – Rev. Dr. James Kubal-Komoto

This morning is Rev. James’ first Sunday leading worship at UUFSB! In his message, he reflects on the religious significance of the invention of the ice cream sundae by a Unitarian minister and a member of his congregation in 1892. After the service, we will celebrate this historic event with an ice cream social. Children, youth, and even adults are invited to bring backpacks or other bags with them for a “Blessing of the Backpacks” that will take place at the beginning of the service.

08/28/2026

Aug. 30, 10:30 a.m. – "Trials & Tribulations Meet Redemption & Reclamation” – Wendy Engelhardt

Have you ever ignored "red flags," maybe because you just didn’t want to see them? And then, when you finally opened your eyes to the possibility that they WERE real, they were so commonplace, they just seemed to be part of the landscape? How did you meet that moment? Join Service Leader Wendy Engelhardt and learn how she took a journey from fear to self-forgiveness.

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380 Nicolls Road
Setauket, NY
11733

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