The New York State Convention of Universalists is one strand in an interdependent web of Universalist, Unitarian, and Unitarian Universalist religious organizations.  While we are an independent organization, we do not stand alone.  Below are some links where you can learn more about others who share our religious heritage, present, and future:

Member congregations of the NYSCU

Past Grants & Loans Recipients offers links to many congregations and organizations who recieved grants or loans from the NYSCU including a French Unitarian Universalist website www.uuqc.ca created by the Mouvement Universaliste et Unitarien au Québec.

Best Source for Information and more Links

Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA)

Central East Region (CERG)   Linking the St. Lawrence, Metro New York, Ohio-Meadville, and Joseph Priestly districts

History and Heritage

Unitarian Universalist History and Heritage Society

Universalist Heritage Foundation.  Located at the site of the historic Winchester, NH, Universalist church, where the 1803 Profession of Faith was adopted.

Unitarian Universalist Women's Heritage Society

Our Sister Organization

St. Lawrence Foundation for Theological Education (SLFTE)

Camps and Retreat Centers

Unirondack in New York State

Murray Grove Camp and Retreat Center in New Jersey

Universalist Conventions

New Massachusetts Universalist Convention

Universalist Convention of North Carolina

Pennsylvania Universalist Convention

Universalist Convocations.  An annual series of meetings for Unitarian Universalists interested in Universalism.

Other Universalist Resources

Universalism website hosted the Rev. Alicia McNary Forsey and made possible by a grant from the St. Lawrence Foundation.  Includes a Universalist Timeline developed by Darrel L. Richey of the Starr King School for the Ministry.

The Universalist Herald, the oldest continuously published liberal religious periodical in North America.  Published 6 times a year.

UniversalistChurch.net, maintained by Scott Wells, hosts the websites of several congregations and provides links to a wealth of resources.

Last modified May 16, 2024.
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