Sunday, June 21, 2026, 4-6 p.m. Kuro Winds is an Ithaca-based group of freelance and orchestral musicians who gather regularly to make chamber music. Programs include an entertaining and accessible variety of styles from classical to contemporary repertoire. Program includes: Four Miniatures for Wind Trio by Zilvinas Smalys (c. 2021) Found Objects: On the Beach … Continue reading The Unitarian Universalist Church of Cortland presents KURO WINDS Classical Woodwind Trio

Sunday, June 7, 2026, 4-6 p.m. Musicians: Laura Campbell, Flute Erica Howard, Oboe Heidi Oros, French Horn David Resig, Bassoon Matt White, Clarinet Program includes: Tango by Gina Gillie (b. 1981) Ouvrage de Dame by Elsa Barraine (Paris 1937) Cape May Breezes by Daniel Dorf (c. 2015) 3 Church St., Cortland, NY Building opens at … Continue reading The Unitarian Universalist Church of Cortland presents KURO WINDS Classical Woodwind Quintet

Sunday, May 3 at 12:30-1:30 At UUCAS, 112 North Street and on Zoom Facilitated by Rev. Laine and Katie Replogle Curious about Unitarian Universalism? Join us Sunday, May 3, to learn a bit about the history of Unitarian Universalism and of our congregation.  Neighbors, visitors, friends and old timers are all welcome. To join by … Continue reading Discover UU – History

Two Unitarian Universalist ministers local to me are heading for Minneapolis this week (January 21, 2026) to take part in protests against ICE; Rev. Jo from May Memorial in Syracuse who was an intern minister with us in Cortland and Rev. Douglas Taylor from the Unitarian Universalist Church of Binghamton NY who has been an … Continue reading Ministers in Minneapolis

November 20, 2025   Dear Cobblestone Church Friends,  If you are like I am, a large part of my love for our  church, religion, and congregation is the physical 1837  cobblestone stone church and its proud history to the area and to the bigger ideals it stands for.   Right now we need to replace the front steps of … Continue reading Fundraising for Front Steps

2 years ago our congregations began the practice of creating “hug shawls” with healing wishes, hugs and prayers woven in. Any member can request a hug shawl for   members, family, and friends who are experiencing physical and emotional challenges such as:     Medical Problems including surgery, cancer treatment, chronic illness, and other medical conditions. … Continue reading Pocket Hugs