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Upcoming Events
Services
Pure Christianity
Larry Ladd will be assisted by service associate, Steve Treistman. Over 200 years ago, the American Unitarian Association was established in Boston for what was described as “Pure Christianity.” They felt no need to describe what Pure Christianity meant. If you needed to ask, you didn’t belong! What does Pure Christianity mean for us in […]
Confidence
Rev. Rali Weaver will be assisted by service associate, Carolyn Powers. This Sunday, we explore the spiritual anatomy of confidence through the life and legacy of Maya Angelou. For Angelou, confidence wasn’t the absence of fear or the presence of ego; it was a “hallelujah” risen from the depths of struggle. It was the audacity […]
Coping Skills
Rev. Rali Weaver will be assisted by service associate, Noreen Cavanaugh. We will celebrate the efforts of the Highlander Folk School in Monteagle, Tennessee and consider the coping skills we might need for the road we have ahead. *Share the Plate on February 8 will go to Waquoit Community Kitchen. Waquoit Community Kitchen was organized […]
Reconciliation vs. Defeat
Rev. Rali Weaver will be assisted by service associate, Noreen Cavanaugh as we explore the deep difference between defeat—a surrender driven by exhaustion or coercion, and reconciliation—a courageous, mutual effort to heal a rift and forge a new way forward. We will look at how Unitarian Universalist values call us to move beyond adversarial thinking […]
Don’t Ask What I Believe, Ask What I Do
Tom Kirkman, a longtime member of the UU Society for Community Ministries and retired MA judge will lead this service, assisted by Joanne Treistman. A number of years ago, our former settled minister, Rev. Bob Murphy, provided us with the phrase “Don’t ask what I believe, ask what I do.” It was a measured, compassionate […]
