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Stillness, Solitude, and Silence

The late mystic John Donahue said, “Your trust in your inner belonging radically alters your outer belonging.” He goes on to say, “unless you find belonging in your solitude, your external longing will remain needy and driven.” During this more contemplative worship we will invite … read more.

Stewardship Sunday

Stewardship Sunday

Save the Date! October 20th.

We will have a fall potluck after the service to celebrate Stewardship Sunday. Fun and games promised!

To volunteer, please contact your Stewardship Committee Co- Chairs, Danielle Kehoe and Chuck McCormack.

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2019 Welcoming Renewal

2019 Welcoming Renewal

The Welcoming Renewal Committee is leading the congregation’s Welcoming renewal effort, with the goal of helping the Harvard Unitarian Universalist Church (HUUC) to foster a spirit of inclusion and invite people of all sexual orientations, identities, race, age and nationalities to join us as we worship together and in all church activities.

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Religious Education Events

Religious Education Events

This month the Bridges created art for UU Mass Action to attach to packets for 200 legislators encouraging them to pay extra attention to climate action & environmental justice.

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Bereavement Support

Caring Network

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:

SignUpGenius: Aug through Oct 2019 SignUpGenius: Nov through Jan 2020

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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

Loaves & Fishes Fall Food Drive

For October, think comfort food when you donate to LOAVES AND FISHES: cookie mix, beef/oriental ramen, beef soup, canned chili, refried beans, boxed flavored rice. Bring it in a reusable grocery bag (they are needed too). Pick up date October 27th. Last month = 34 lbs - let's beat that!

- Maddy and Hugh Silk

Sunday Service Voluntering

Two ways to volunteer: Greeting and Ushering

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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!