Fourth Universalist Society in the City of New York

On Monday, September 10 at 6:30 PM the New Moon SisterCircle will meet, led by Deborah Roth.  Contact Deborah at 212-665-9660 for further details.

The Faith in Action committee will meet on Sunday, September 9, at 12:30 PM to discuss the U2U project, as well as other exciting ideas for the coming year! Please join us. Continue Reading »

Sunday, September 9, 12:30 PM: Are you visiting 4th U? Do you have questions or want to learn more about us? Anyone who has an interest in 4th U, has questions about Unitarian Universalism or wants to share their spiritual journey is welcome to attend. Meet at the Membership table after service and speak with our greeters and long time members.

September 9: Celebration Sunday - “Waters of Life” led by Rev. Rosemary Bray McNatt.  Don’t forget to bring water from your varied travels over the summer for the water communion.

September 2: “Humor & Holiness”  - led by Rev. Edmund Bolella

September 2, 9 AM: This circular walk through one of New York’s finest treasures starts at the front doors of 4th U, with a stop at Strawberry Fields, breakfast at the Boathouse (about $3), a visit to the “Tree of Life” and the “Rock of Ages”, and a trip through The Ramble, exiting at 78th street in time for the Sunday service. Join us at 9 AM on the first Sunday of every month. You might even learn a little bit of New York and Central Park history along the way!

September 1, 10 AM: A worship service held at the Kateri Nursing Home, led By Robert Martin.

The Hospitality Committee is currently looking for volunteers to host Coffee Hour in the fall.

Would you like to volunteer at Fourth U, to help worthy causes, to meet new people and chat with the congregation? By hosting a Sunday Coffee Hour, you can do all three. It involves bringing milk and light refreshments, setting up before the service, and staying afterwards to clear away the coffee mugs.

This is a great way to volunteer if you only have a small amount of time to give. The money we raise at Coffee Hour is given to charity.

If you would like to see which dates still require volunteers, there is a list on the Hospitality page on this website.

We also need help with organizing our Fair Trade coffee project. We sell ground coffee and whole beans, fair trade chocolate bars and cocoa after church once or twice a month, as a fundraiser for Fourth U. We’re part of the UUSC Coffee Project.

For further details, please contact Lois Coleman (lcoleman@barnard.edu / 212-663-2743) or Spencer Salzberg (smsalzberg@hotmail.com / 718-884-8957).