
Sunday Worship Service
this sunday, APRIL 26, 2026 service
"Who's Responsible?" Nora Mulligan, Worship Leader
Why does it feel as if nobody is willing to take responsibility for their actions? With help from a post-apocalyptic novel, we'll look at what it means to take responsibility, and why it's so hard, along with a look at the least cool, but still essential, virtue.
Join us in person this Sunday at 10:00am for an hour-long service followed immediately by a coffee hour featuring refreshments and snacks. All are welcome.
View the service Live Streamed and click on the Zoom link to join the coffee hour immediately afterwards.
Find videos of past worship services on our YouTube channel.
Sundays for children and youth
Children are encouraged to join their families in the sanctuary where they are welcome to help ring the building’s bell. After the first 15-20 minutes of the service, they have the option of joining the religious exploration leader in the adjoining hall for activities and age-appropriate religious exploration. Childcare is also available for the very young. Of course, all are welcome to remain in the sanctuary for the entire service.
Learn about this week’s program for kids.
Explore our philosophy for religious exploration.

IN THE COMING WEEKs
AT UUCHV
Artists of Northern Westchester Show
55th annual showcase of local artists, Sunday, Apr. 12th - Saturday May 9th. UUCHV's sanctuary and Morehouse Hall.
UUCHV is a proud sponsor of the longest running juried art exhibition in Westchester county featuring painting, drawing, printmaking, and sculpture. Art will be on view to the public Sundays from 11:30am -12:30pm for the duration of the show and all are welcome to attend the closing reception on Saturday, May 9th from 2-4pm. Learn more.
Fourth Fridays
Social group for LGBTQIA+ youth and their allies, Friday, Apr. 24th, 5:30-7:30pm, Peekskill Neighborhood Hub.
This monthly social group for teens gathers in downtown Peekskill usually on the fourth Friday night of each month (except in Nov. and Dec. when it's the 3rd Friday due to the holidays). This community effort run by trained volunteers is a safe, fun place for youth from Westchester, Rockland, and Putnam counties to eat dinner, get to know each other, enjoy some games and activities, and just be themselves! UUCHV volunteers proudly support this program. Learn more.
Jean Garner, Vocals, and James Brandfonbrener, Piano, Saturday, May 2nd, 7:00pm, UUCHV's sanctuary.
In 'I Can’t Give You Anything But Song: Jazz, Love and Spring' singer and actress Jean Garner brings you an evening of beloved jazz, pop standards, and Great American Songbook favorites -- celebrating the charm of spring and romance. Garner has appeared at New York’s Green Room 42, Laurie Beechman Theatre, Lincoln Center, and on regional stages and was a featured vocalist in this March’s Lady Got Chops Women’s Music Festival. James Brandfonbrener is a musician, composer, and teacher who regularly performs at diverse venues across NYC, such as The Cutting Room, 54 Below, and Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall. Suggested admission is $20, with a portion of Garner's proceeds going to Girls, Inc., fostering mentoring and empowerment for girls. Learn more.
Jazz at the UU
Jazz performances by local area artists, Friday, May 8th, 7:30pm, UUCHV's sanctuary.
Join us each second Friday of the month from now through June to enjoy the musical stylings of a rotating cast of talented Croton-area instrumentalists and singers as they explore a range of jazz styles as well as revisit familiar standards. A complimentary reception to follows each performance. Admission is donation based. Learn more.
