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Honoring our heritage by
strengthening our future.
That sums up the mission
of the New York State Convention of Universalists. To learn more
about us and what we do, select any of the menu items on the left.
Registration is now open for the 2024 Annual Meeting of the NYSCU;
check out the invitation video and additional info below.
2024 Grant and Loan recipients have been
announced; click here for
details.
Annual reports from grant recipients can
now be submitted
online.
The 2023 packet of annual
reports is available for
download.
The deadline for next year’s grant and loan
program is Jan. 31, 2025.
Applications can be submitted electronically through an on-line form, or
on paper through the physical mail;
click here for further information.
NYSCU is in the process of digitizing its archives and placing
them online.
Click the “Archives” button at left to see what’s
currently available.
The 2023
NYSCU keynote by Verdis Robinson is
viewable
online.
Other Web Highlights:
NYSCU’s sister organization, the
St. Lawrence
Foundation for Theological Education
(SLFTE), now has its own web site. Check it out!
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The
199th Annual Meeting
of the NYSCU
will be held
October 25–26, 2024, at the
Unitarian Universalist Church
of Amherst, in Williamsville, NY.
All Unitarian Universalists and friends are warmly invited to
attend.
Conference theme: The art of Helping—and Being Helped
Reinvigorating ourselves and our congregations as we work toward
justice, compassion, and equity.
Keynote speaker: The
Rev. Julián
Jamaica Soto
“The Precious Light We Carry”
To register,
please complete the
online registration form.
If you will be a delegate from your congregation, please ask an
authorized person (e.g., your minister, congregation
president/moderator, or secretary/clerk) to complete the
online delegate credential form.
Rooms have been reserved at the Hilton Mosey Hotel;
CLICK HERE
to get the special rate.
Please print and share our
promotional
flyer and invitation video.
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And mark the date:
The 200th meeting—NYSCU’s bicentennial—will be
held October 24–25, 2025, in Canton, NY. The event will
also mark the bicentennial of the Canton
congregation.
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