Mailing address:
PO Box 853
Pomona NJ 08240
GPS:
39°30'03.0"N 74°31'58.5"W
Physical address:
(DO NOT USE FOR MAILING! Use PO Box above)
75 South Pomona Road
Egg Harbor City, NJ 08215
Office Phone: (609) 965-9400
Administrator Email: admin@uucsjs.org
Sunday, October 29, 2023 The Martyred Heretic Rev Dr Richard Speck Have you ever heard of Michael Servetus? He was a theologian who dared to think and write books in the face of the Spanish Inquisition and Calvinist Geneva of the Protestant Reformation. He was hated by both for his radical words about God and … Continued
Sunday, October 22, 2023 Creating Joy, Relieving Stress, and Letting Go Gina Roché Join our music director Gina Roche and friends for an interesting take on how to enjoy life and mitigate stress through the creative process. Bio: Gina ROCHÉ (vocalist/guitarist/songwriter/uke player/vocal coach/tap dancer and most recently music director for UUCSJS and loving it!) studied … Continued
Sunday, October 15, 2023 Gray Panthers and Raging Grannies Rev Bob Murphy Organizing for Health Equity is an Action of Immediate Witness that was endorsed by the 2023 General Assembly. The statement developed because of the Gray Panthers, the Raging Grannies, and other folks who are past the age of sixty-five. Rev. Robert (Bob) Murphy … Continued
Sunday, October 8, 2023 Look Out! It’s a Moral Panic! Michael Cluff From Mods versus Rockers to Political Correctness to Critical Race Theory, our society leapfrogs from one moral panic to another. How can we identify the difference between a manufactured moral panic and a legitimate concern? Bio: Michael Cluff has worn many hats in … Continued
Sunday, October 1, 2023 From Munkács to Millville: The Story of Holocaust Survivor Elizabeth Roth Irvin Moreno Rodriguez This presentation will be on the new memoir published by the Sara and Sam Schoffer Holocaust Resource Center, From Munkács to Millville: The Story of Holocaust Survivor Elizabeth Roth. The book focuses on Holocaust survivor Elizabeth Roth’s … Continued
Sunday, September 24, 2023 Loss, Grief, and Healing Cynthia Grzywinski Many if not most of us have experienced deep feelings of grief and pain when a loved one has died. Oftentimes these include not only sadness, but darker emotions such as anger, regret, loneliness, disconnection, and fear that we may never feel joy, or be … Continued
Sunday, September 17, 2023 The Great Turning, and Allies In Caring’s Role in Creating Life-Sustaining Communities Ivette Guillermo McGahee If you look for it, you can find evidence that our civilization is being reinvented all around us. Previously accepted approaches to healthcare, business, education, agriculture, transport, communication, psychology, economics, and so many other areas are … Continued
Sunday, September 10, 2023 Water Communion Ceremony Minister Dana Moore Join us for our annual Water Ceremnony. Bio: When not nurturing her two beautiful children, Dana Moore is committed to being a social justice warrior through her ministry work with youth and young adults. Dana is a member of the UU Congregation at Montclair and … Continued
Sunday, September 3, 2023 Who Turned Up the Heat? A Worker’s Analysis Kit Marlowe Protecting workers from heat stress was part of Kit Marlowe’s profession. He worked hard at that part because heat causes many worker deaths. On Labor Sunday, Kit will share practical and political steps that control excess heat in your life. He … Continued
Sunday, August 27, 2023 The Trade-off of a Free Faith Rev. Kim Wilson One of the foundational elements of Unitarian Universalism is our commitment to the individual freedom of belief. Being a UU gives each of us the opportunity to participate in developing a faith that is personally meaningful. Yet it is not always an … Continued
