HARTSDALE HAS A NEW HOUSE OF WORSHIP! First Unitarian Society of Westchester, formerly of Hastings, has relocated to Hartsdale
Looking for a welcoming and inclusive faith community where you can pursue your own spiritual journey?
The First Unitarian Society of Westchester, formerly of Hastings-on-Hudson, has relocated to 210 North Central Avenue, Suite 130 in Hartsdale. Founded in Yonkers in the mid-19th century, it is a vibrant congregation composed of individuals of many beliefs and backgrounds. FUSW is a liberal and welcoming religious community that is inclusive and encourages connection, community, spiritual growth, and activism on behalf of social justice. Unitarians explore many spiritual paths and believe that truth is revealed from many sources including personal experience, science, the Judeo-Christian tradition, teachings of other world religions, humanist thought, reason and conscience. The congregation celebrates diversity of belief and experience and welcomes people of every race, color, age, ability, religious background, sexual orientation or identity or expression.
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Visit their new location, a beautifully designed wheelchair accessible worship space, and stay for a friendly coffee hour held after each service. Sunday services are at 10:30 am in-person and online, via Zoom. Services are led by Reverend Arlin Roy, by guest speakers or by members of the congregation. You may find their other activities of interest too: Men’s and Women’s discussion and support groups (open to all gender identities), Reading Black Lives Matter book clubs, a meditation circle, a writing group, the choir, social action programs including support of the Midnight Run and soup kitchens, adult religious exploration workshops, weekly children’s classes, and more. Learn more about FUSW at www.fusw.org or call 914-478-2710.
PAUL FEINER
