About Us
Who We Are
History / Founding
Although you may not know it, our own congregation; the UUSSS, has been providing a welcoming liberal theology and serving our local community from this building for over 70 years. In 1953, 4 couples decided to start their own Unitarian Fellowship; they met in private homes for a while and then at a vacant bank building in Babylon. On April 7, 1954, they organized formally as a religious corporation. In 1956, the fellowship brought the present building on 28 Brentwood Road, and in 1960, it reorganized as a society with church status in the UU, which required 60+ families. The sanctuary behind the main building was built to accommodate a larger fellowship in 1963, and serves to this day.
Board of Trustees
Charles Hayward
President
All-Round Handyman. Builder of Anything. Fixer of Everything. First One to Lend a Hand.
Swati Srivastava
Treasurer
Writer-Director-Voiceover Artist. Experience Maker. Dream Builder. Relentlessly Real.
Mark Bartosik
Trustee (2-yr Term)
Software Geek. Renewable Energy Enthusiast. Builder of Things — Digital, Wooden, and Green.
Susan Roscoe
Trustee (1-yr Term)
Theater Actress. Timeless Spirit. Art in Her Heart, Tenacity in Her Bones.
Directions
Driving directions to our Fellowship:
- Sunrise Highway to Exit 44 South/Brentwood Road.
- Go south on Brentwood Road, over the railroad tracks and across Union Boulevard.
- We are a small building – a house converted to congregational use – on the west side of the street, between Union Boulevard and Montauk Highway
- The UUSSS entrance is on the left side of the building.