Upcoming Service

Summer Service

Daniel Payne

Harvard Unitarian Universalist Church is honored to help plan this year’s Joint Summer Service on August 6. The theme of this year’s service will be “Great Freedom, Great Responsibility,” focusing on inclusivity and the free, but respectful, exchange of varying – and sometimes, opposed – ideas. Daniel Payne, the Director of Religious Education at Harvard, and Ted Johnson, the Music Director at Harvard, will be the service leaders. Weather permitting, there will be refreshments outside following the service. The service will be held at the First Parish Church Stow/Acton, 353 Great Road Stow, Massachusetts 01775. Childcare will be provided.

Celebrate Memorial Day with Pancakes!

Celebrate Memorial Day with Pancakes!

Once again, volunteers from the Harvard Unitarian Universalist Church will be preparing and serving the famous “Ed Pieters special” pancake breakfast for the Harvard community on Monday, May 29 (Memorial Day), from 8:00 to 9:30 AM in the Fellowship Building. Anyone wishing to help out with set-up, cooking, and/or clean-up, please contact Chuck McCormack.

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Banner is Up!

Banner is Up!

On Sunday, April 2nd, the Harvard Unitarian Universalist Church held a Black Lives Matter banner raising ceremony to stand on the side of racial justice. We hope all that drive, bike, and walk by the church will consider joining us! If you would like to become a part of the conversation, please contact Steve Farough (farough.steve@gmail.com).

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Faith Formation Events

Faith Formation Events

On June 11, at 10 am, we will recognize our graduating seniors during a Rose Ceremony. We hope that you will be able to attend this worship service in show of your support for them.

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Recent Announcements

  • Watch General Assembly 2017 Online! June 22, 2017

    While HUUC Members Sharlotte & Thea Eiland, Deb Levering, and Mary Donald, as well as DRE/Outreach Coordinator Daniel Payne get the full-on NOLA experience at this year’s GA, we can enjoy it too! Click here to stream live or have a binge-fest later on. Check out Thursday’s Morning Worship to hear the marvelous voice ...

  • Rev. Jill Cowie is our next settled minister! June 5, 2017

    We joyfully announce Reverend Jill Cowie as our next settled minister! It was a special day with a moving sermon by Jill, an original jazz composition and performance called “MSC” from John Chapman, cake, gifts, and lots of lots of smiles and fellowship.

    Learn more about Jill Loaves & Fishes Collection is June 4 May 24, 2017

    Next Collection: BEANS
    Loaves & Fishes is currently very low on canned beans, especially chickpeas, refried beans, baked beans, and lentils. Contributions of any other non-perishable food items are also gratefully accepted. Please leave donations in the designated basket in the Sanctuary foyer on or before ...

  • MSC Recommends the Rev. Jill Cowie; Board Votes to Approve! May 14, 2017

    The Ministerial Search Committee announced today that they are recommending the Rev. Jill Cowie as the candidate for settled minister (their letter). The Board met her last week at their meeting and after voted unanimously to approve this ...

  • Support the Harvard Hunger Resistance Movement May 5, 2017

    Project Bread’s Walk for Hunger is this Sunday, May 7. Click here to support our community’s Team.

    Contact Susie Macrae or
    Tom Aciukewicz if you are interested in walking.

  • Loaves & Fishes Sunday: CEREAL May 5, 2017

    Please drop off cereal donations in the Sanctuary foyer this Sunday, May 7. L & F kindly requests NO Cheerios or oatmeal, please. Contributions of any other non-perishable food items are also gratefully accepted. Click here for more information.

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Who we are

We are a liberal religious community of people of all ages who hold diverse theological beliefs. We come not only from Harvard, but also from many surrounding towns. We gather together \"in the spirit of love,\" to worship, to learn, and to care for one another. We come together both to be comforted and accepted for who we are, and to be challenged to transform and grow as moral and spiritual persons.

We believe in the value of personal experience and reason, and use both as we explore the wisdom of the world\'s religious traditions, seeking to find and make meaning for ourselves. We celebrate and honor the prophetic words and deeds of many of those who\'ve come before us, which call us to serve not only one another, but also those outside of our community. We long for a world that is fair and just and filled with compassion, and we work to make it so.

We welcome you! We\'d love to have you join us on our journey!