The web of life is truly amazing!
This week at UUCSR, Karen Uresk from Seatuck Environmental Association gave our interns an in field study of the varied life under the...
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Here you'll find the latest from ministers, leaders, and other passionate congregants with ideas and information they want to share. They're always thinking and writing, so check back for the latest updates. For blogs related to specific areas of interest, follow the blogs below.
Newsday asked, “What is it like to lead a new congregation?”
Asking the Clergy: What is it like to lead a new congregation? From left, Rabbi Rishe Groner, The Rev. Wendy C. Modeste, The Rev. Israel...
Our Topsoil
One of the earth’s valuable resources is its topsoil. “Globally, the soil contains over 3,000 gigatons of carbon, about four times the...
Work-ism
I read a recent article in The Atlantic which noted that about 40 million Americans, 12 percent of the population, had stopped going to...
Bees
Bee is derived from the Old English “ben” meaning “a prayer, a favor.” By the late eighteen century, “bee” has...
Current Environmentalism
Restoration and revival is 21st Century environmentalism. This means managing eco-system diversity. For example, feral horses degrade...
ReWild on Attack
Congregant Claudia Barbey helps Rewild students pull a massive porcelain berry plant from an area at UUCSR recently planted with native...
Summer Program to Fight Hunger and Climate Change organized by ReWild Long Island
Green Sanctuary is sponsoring the 2023 Summer Program to Fight Hunger and Climate Change organized by Rewild Long Island. That...
News From Your UN Envoy
Your UU@UN envoy met on July 13, 2023 by Zoom, with representatives from the UUSC and the College of Social Justice. The focus was on the...