Upcoming Service

Keep On Opening Your Heart

As Jews around the world celebrate Rosh Hashanah, a New Year birthed by the renewal of their covenant with God and creation, let us as Unitarian Universalist renew our vision for how to live in this complicated, beautiful and broken world. A vision that says we are most human when we bind ourselves in relationship through promises to and with each
other. Come, let us covenant together.

Our New Minister, The Rev. Jill Cowie, begins August 1st

Our New Minister, The Rev. Jill Cowie, begins August 1st

On Sunday, June 4, members of our congregation voted in support of calling Rev. Jill to be our next settled minister. We will join together on September 10 for the first service of the new church year.

Learn More
Antiracism Workshop Series

Antiracism Workshop Series

In this workshop series facilitated by The Antiracism Collaborative we will move beyond talking about racism and social oppression to find ways of taking action in our community. The workshop will be held in the fellowship building on 9/24, 10/1, 10/15, 10/22 from noon - 2:30 with a light lunch at 11:30.

Sign Up
Faith Formation Events

Faith Formation Events

The Harvard Unitarian Universalist Church Junior High Youth Group raising money for Hurricane Harvey and Irma relief efforts on Sunday, September 17. Thanks to the generosity of baked goods and monetary donors, and the efforts of our youth, we raised $272.29 for the Unitarian Universalist Service Committee this morning! We will also continue raising money for OXFAM to help with relief efforts in the Caribbean. We are so proud of our youth, merging faith with service.

Learn More

Recent Announcements

  • Tending the Flame: The Art of Unitarian Universalist Parenting September 19, 2017

     

    Tending the Flame: UU Parent Study Group

     

    Interested in connecting with other HUUC parents to learn and discuss strategies for supporting our children’s spiritual development? Join us for a series of on-line and in-person discussions, inspiration and hands-on activities based on the book Tending the Flame: The Art ...

  • Red Cross Blood Drive at Harvard Unitarian Universalist Church September 19, 2017

     

    Participate in the community blood drive by the Red Cross and held at the Harvard Unitarian Universalist Church Fellowship Building, Sutherland Hall. The blood drive will be held on Thursday, October 5, from 12:30 pm to 5:30 pm. You can save time by visiting https://redcrossblood.org/rapidpass to complete pre-donation ...

  • First Annual Harvard, MA Chili Cook-Off September 2, 2017

    The Harvard Unitarian Universalist Church is ...

  • Hurricane Harvey Recovery Fund August 30, 2017

    The Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA) has joined with the Unitarian Universalist Service Committee (UUSC) on a recovery and relief fund in which half of the money raised will go to at-risk populations served by UUSC partners and the other half of the funds will support Unitarian Universalist congregations and members of those congregations ...

  • Anti-Racism Workshop Series August 15, 2017

    What: Anti-racism Workshop Series

    Who: Facilitated by The Antiracism Collaborative

    When: September 24th , October 1st , October 15th and October 22nd from 12:00pm – 2:30pm (with a light lunch offered at 11:30am)

    Where: The Fellowship Building of the Harvard Unitarian Universalist Church, 7 Elm Street, Harvard, MA

    Why: In this ...

  • 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.

     

Older posts →

Sunday Service Voluntering

Three ways to sign up: Greet, Usher, and Hospitality

Go here for Instruction Lists

Upcoming Events

More events →

Glean Team Volunteers

Learn more at:

SignUpGenius: May – July

SignUpGenius: August – October

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!