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The Gift of Presence

As we approach the season of giving, perhaps the most valuable gift we can give one another is our attentive, compassionate presence. (Jennifer is a seminarian and Candidate for Unitarian Universalist
Ministry. She is currently serving as a Learning Fellow with the Church of the … read more.

Messiah Sing-Along

Messiah Sing-Along

55 Annual Community Sing-Along of the Messiah Oratoria by George Frederick Handell.

The Anne-Marie Arnold Memorial Messiah Sing

Sunday, December 22, 4:30pm

Orchestra and professional soloists and You - Directed by Ted Johnson

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The 1619 Project

The 1619 Project

Join us after church to discuss readings from NY Times Magazine’s August 18 issue titled ‘1619’ after the year that the first Africans were sold to Virginian colonists. The essays within focus on different contemporary issues that have their roots in slavery and raise the question – what would it mean to reframe American history by regarding 1619 as our nations’ birth year.

Pick up a packet of readings from the Social Justice Table in the back of the church or go to the linked resources on the Event page. All are invited - we will provide snacks and coffee.

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Religious Education Events

Religious Education Events

Our children and youth will continue to explore being a people of attention. We will learn to be mindful as a way of centering ourselves when our feelings get out of control.

Other RE Programming -

The après-Halloween Candy Swap was a success! Three families, seven kids of all ages, cool costumes, lots of games, and a boatload of candy all made it a fun evening. Operation Gratitude will be pleased — candy was even dropped off during the party. Thanks all.

Celebrate Chalica, Our Unitarian Universalist Holiday celebrating a weeklong observance of our Principles, December 1-7. Be on watch for more information about this!

Caroling on the Common, Save the Date: Wednesday, 12/18/19, from 5:30-6:30 p.m. Traditional songs with preprinted lyrics; bring your voices and a flashlight!

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Bereavement Support

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Glean Team Volunteers

We are looking for volunteers! Please contact Bob Benson to learn about how you can help. For more information about the Glean Team.  

Volunteer sign up:

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UUSC -- Joining the climate change battles

The UUSC has been playing an active role in the efforts to participate in climate change advocacy at the national and international levels. At the recent UN Climate Summit the UUSC joined in sponsoring a panel of indigenous women climate activists representing communities that are facing the extinction of their homelands from the rising sea levels. Their partners are located in the Bahamas, Alaska, Louisiana and the South Pacific. Helping these endangered communities join forces has amplified their cry for help in dealing with displacement in a fair and sensitive manor. Their cries for help are certainly not over but they have been given some hope that, by joining forces, they have a better chance of being treated with the respect and compassion they deserve.


  -The Social Justice Ministries Council

Thanksgiving at Loaves & Fishes

This month we are collecting everything for Thanksgiving including stuffing kits, crackers, gravy, canned vegetables, cranberry sauce, juice, etc. Food collection is Sunday Nov 24th. If you would like to donate a turkey bring it frozen on the 24th to church or bring money/check and we will purchase a turkey for you. Let's make our neighbors' Thanksgiving meal as special as our own!

- Thanks, Hugh and Maddy Silk

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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!