Sunday Service

Waiting for Pedestrians

In the poem, “Beatific,” Tracy K. Smith observes a man cross the street with style and spirit before concluding, “Wait for this man. Wait for Him.” What can we learn from appreciating others who pass by us in our daily lives? How can waiting for and celebrating one another uplift our days?

About Us

About Us

The UU Princeton community invites people of all faith backgrounds to explore together how we can live better lives; lives full of purpose, connection, hope and joy; lives that heal and enrich the world.

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Universal Justice

Universal Justice

UU principles affirm: Justice, equity, and compassion in human relations;
The goal of a world community with peace, liberty, and justice for all;
Respect for the interdependent web of all existence;

See how we live our mission and principles through community and justice actions…

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From Rev. Bill Neely

From Rev. Bill Neely

Our congregation grounds us in the spirit of goodwill and guides us toward justice, as it’s done since its founding, but never more so than in days like these, when the stakes are so high and the decisions we make will have such lasting consequences…

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UU Princeton Prayer Circle

UU Princeton Prayer Circle

The UU Princeton Prayer Circle is a group of members and friends who have volunteered to hold in prayer someone who has asked for just that.

Click for more information on how to ask for prayers or even how to join a prayer circle.

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