Guest Minister: Rev. Walter LeFlore Our UU principles are well framed by our first and last principles. The first focuses on the individual’s worth and dignity. The seventh speaks to the interdependent web of all existence of which we are a part. What might be the impact on our collective orientation to life if the last was first and the first was last?

Rev. Walter LeFlore, ordained by FPC, is a community minister in Poughkeepsie NY., having served as the settled minster of the UU Fellowship for eight years. He is a Trustee at Large on the Board of the UU Minister’s Association.

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During times of high anxiety such as we're in now, how do we build community and maintain connections? How do can we find ways to create spiritual moments in our changing lives? Where do we find peace and tranquility in the midst of this moment? This service will explore how we maintain our spiritual strength in these uncertain times.

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Rev. Dr. Cynthia L. Landrum
For her first sermon topic chosen by the person who purchased it at our annual action, Cindy tackles the tough subject of trauma, something that’s poorly understood within our culture but affects numerous people. This Sunday will also feature our “Say Their Names” project – a remembrance of the victims of lynching.

Rev. Dr. Cynthia Landrum with Michelle Cote, Religious Education Director
We’re trying something new! Join us for an interactive, intergenerational service, exploring kindness. If you enjoyed our “Make a Difference Day” in September, this is the service for you!