Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Princeton

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Unitarian Universalism is an historic liberal religious tradition dedicated to honoring the sacred in every soul while building the beloved community on earth. In an “us vs. them” world, we affirm the unity of humanity and the interconnections of all life. Unlike many religious traditions, we have no creed, but value the wisdom inherent in all the world’s traditions. We seek to be a third way, not fundamentalism nor consumerism, but an open and meaningful spiritual community committed to making the world a better place. We welcome all who aspire to such values.

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This Sunday's Services

Well I Used to Be Disgusted, Now I Try to Be Amused

September 5, 2010 at 10:00 a.m.

We are on the sixth strand of the eight-fold path this Sunday, "Right Effort." Teacher Eric Kolvig says you can sum up this aspect of the path by saying "Try to do your practice, but don't try too hard, and never give up." I remember learning to canoe on a very bony river. Drought had taken the water level down to a couple of inches in the stretch I was on. I was paddling as hard as I could and getting nowhere. Why were my teachers laughing?

Worship Leader: Rev. Meg Barnhouse
Worship Associate: Jeffrey Bock
Music: Buzz Herman—recorder and trumpet, Marjorie Herman, Beth Ertz