A talk about the ethnically diverse working class neighborhood that this Unitarian Universalist Congregation is part of courtesy of the Eastville Community Historical Society of Sag Harbor. Rev. Nancy O. Arnold is minister and Nancy Remkus provides the music for this service.

Healing, Wellness and the Spirit of Life. A sermon by the Rev. Nancy O. Arnold with Tina Curran and Abby Fleming at the piano presented Feb. 8 at the UUCSF in Bridgehampton, NY.

Guest speaker Minerva Perez, director of the Retreat for domestic violence services, will present "How to tell a story no one wants to hear?" with worship leader The Rev. Nancy Arnold and music by Sara Gordon.

UUCSF (Unitarian Universalist Congregation of the South Fork) sermon, "Perseverance" presented by UU guest minister Rev. Linda Anderson with worship leader Sue Penny and Jared Schmitz on the piano.

The Living Legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. Reverend Nancy O. Arnold with civil rights activists Aubrey Burch, Martha Potter, Myrna Truitt and Diana Lindley. Abby Fleming at the piano and soulful singing: the congregation.

Reconciling Anger in Today’s World

Worship Leader: Pat Gorman and Stephen “Tuna” Flores

Speaker: Linda Coleman

“All true revolutionaries are guided by great feelings of love”, (Che Guevara.) Linda Coleman’s award-winning memoir, “Radical Descent,” speaks of her transit from privilege to joining a 1970’s guerilla cell and eventually to the robes of a Zen practice with the Ocean Zendo. A nurse, and a mentor for incarcerated persons, Linda still explores how one can reconcile anger and injustice in today’s world. Nancy Remkus -music.

Living With Intention. Engu Michel Dobbs of Ocean Zendo shares his understanding of the Bodhisattva vows that guide awakening and living more intentionally and compassionately.

Worship Associate: Edna Trunzo

Music: Nancy Remkus

The Miracle of Light

Sermon- Rev. Nancy O. Arnold

Music- Sara Gordon

The holidays and holy days we celebrate in this season of quickening days remind us that we can look to the light as a source of strength and inspiration.

Have You Counted Your Blessings?

Pat Gorman and Tuna Flores will present the service.

What is a Blessing? Have you identified your Blessings? Can you separate your true Blessings from wealth and possessions? Have you shared your Blessings? Whom do we thank for them? These questions seem to arise more often at this time of year, between Thanksgiving and Christmas/New Year's. Music by various.

UUCSF Celebration of Thanksgiving

The "Guest at Your Table" campaign to support human rights around the world, stories for all ages and sharing the harvest. Rev. Nancy O. Arnold with Congregation Children and others participating. Piano: Abby Fleming.