The first experimental East-West religious service will take place in Orange, NJ, on Sunday, September 15, at 11:15 am.
Sponsored by the First Unitarian Universalist Church of Essex County, located at 35 Cleveland Street in Orange, NJ, the program offers a relaxed, cafe-style setting. The informal service encourages families with children (babies and toddlers are most welcome) and individuals to explore a variety of alternative spiritual experiences.
The service is designed as an East-West religious and spiritual dialogue. The program, which will take place the third Sunday of each month, offers a fun experience for the whole family.
East-West will give many presentations: from short, animated films to Quaker Yoga! Families interested are invited to take the FREE (for children) "Big Orange" eastbound train from Mountain Station in South Orange, leaving at 11:00 am. Parking for the train is available at the nearby Mountain Station lots.
The First Unitarian Universalist Church of Essex County, at 35 Cleveland Street, Orange, is a life-affirming religious community. People of diverse beliefs, ideas, and backgrounds come together to provide spiritual and intellectual growth to one another and our community.
For further information, contact Wayne Eastman at weastman@business.rutgers.edu or (973) 494-6082.
