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 Service

Alleluia: All Music Sunday

January 29, 2012 at 9:15 7 11:15 a.m.

Our annual Music Sunday will include folk songs from all across the globe as well as Classical and Blues settings. Jazz singer Doris Spears will sing Leonard Cohen's poignant "Hallelujah," and former and current accompanists Beth Ertz and Brandon Waddles will play a surprise duet. The Adult Choir, Bell Choir, and Kids' Chorale will offer their contributions, and, of course, the congregation will raise its collective voice in song

Guest Worship Leaders: Dr. Marjorie Herman and the UU Princeton Music Ministry Program
Worship Associate: Stephanie Hanzel Cohen
Music: Adult Choir, Kids' Chorale, Bell Choir, Brandon Waddles, Marjorie Herman and special guests