Being In Solidarity - Harvard Unitarian Universalist Church

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Our Sunday morning services are in-person in the sanctuary and live streamed via this Zoom link.

As we are all aware COVID-19 is still with us. While most of us are vaccinated and boosted there are still people who are at higher risk from this disease than the average. We are a welcoming community and as such, care for one another. In that spirit the Board and Reverend Bran request that everyone wear a mask for in person services to protect all our members and to encourage everyone who is able to attend. We will continue to provide extra masks, available at all church entrances, to those who need them.

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P.O. Box 217
9 Ayer Road Harvard, MA 01451
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Parish Assistant:
Debbie Craig
978-456-8752
admin@uuharvard.org

Office Hours:

SUN - 7am to 12:00pm
WED - 1st, 3rd & 5th in Office: 10am to 1pm
WED - 2nd & 4th in Office: 1pm to 6pm
THURS - 10am to 1pm
FRI - OFF
MON & SAT remote by appointment with Calendly
Emails & texts are checked and responded to between 6AM and 8PM

For urgent matters, please reach out by call or text 978-562-4869 and Debbie will respond as soon as possible

Thank you!

Minister:

Rev. Bran Lennox (they/them),
857-222-3614
minister@uuharvard.org

Office Hours:

Available weekly in the office : Tues, Thurs, Fridays from 2pm to 7pm. By appointment, Tuesdays through Saturdays from 10am to 8pm, in person or via zoom.

For urgent pastoral matters, please reach out by call or text immediately and Rev. Bran will respond as soon as possible.

Or for the Pastoral Care Team contact:
pastoralcareteam@uuharvard.org

Go here for more information on the Pastoral Care Team

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Date/Time
Date(s) - 03/24/2019
11:45 am - 1:30 pm

Location
Fellowship Building - Sutherland Hall

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A workshop facilitated by Karlene Griffits Sekou, Speaker and BLM Boston Core Organizer.

In this workshop, Karlene will work with our congregation to:

Challenge harmful dominant narratives through use of storytelling, film, and case study
Build capacity for generative conversations about race, healing justice, active resistance, and justice
Discuss the Radical BLM Freedom struggle and BLM’s role in it today
Offer a framework for collective work across boundaries and differences
Discuss emergent implications of privilege, appropriation, White supremacy, White backlash, racism, discrimination, cultural bias, and other confusing jargon terms

When: Sunday, March 24th, 11:45 – 1:30pm. A light lunch will be served from 11:15- 11:45am. Childcare provided.
Where: The Fellowship Building

Sign up appreciated but not necessary. Contact Ginger Kendall after church or at 4kendalls@charter.net

Sponsored by the Social Justice Ministries Council