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.
In this mid-February service we will explore some of the concepts in Katherine May’s book Wintering and how we can relate to and benefit from these ideas, both collectively and individually as we enter our 3rd year of the pandemic.
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Breathe, just breathe. Nothing else to do at this very moment. No where else to be but right here. Just be, breathe in love and breathe out peace. Feel that space some theologians call holy emptiness. The free space of renewed possibility, … read more.
In this music-led liturgy of song & voice, we’ll reflect on our relationship with our singing voices; on the ways we can intentionally engage with songs that cradle us where we are, and songs that invite us to move toward them; and on how singing … read more.
Sign-up with SignUpGenius up for both the mini concert 4:45-5:15 and the candlelight service 5:30-6:15 if you plan to come to both. Capacity in the pews for both events is 42. Please email Debbie at admin@uuharvard.org to be added to … read more.
Hanukkah, the celebration of light, honors the ancient miracle of how one day of oil burned for 8 days as the Maccabees reclaimed their temple. We too have kept the oil burning through these years of Covid and it feels a bit like a … read more.
A renowned truth in many spiritual traditions is if you are grateful then even in the most challenging of circumstances you will be able to recognize the many gifts that you are receiving. Come for a worship service that invites and honors the practice … read more.
The alchemy of compassion is this mindful awareness of suffering, letting ourselves be touched. Letting the winds blow through. And then actively responding with care. Come and honor the culture of care we cultivate as we launch our Stewardship campaign, “Caring For Community.” … read more.
Ernest Sommerfield writes “There are people who so live that they give to us a quality of human life. They show us what it is to be a person at their best in some particular.” Join me as we honor the particular gifts … read more.
As a congregation, we understand intellectually the need to abolish the remnants of slavery from the structures of our legal system, our systems of education, the practices of medicine, voting disenfranchisement and practices of land and home ownership. Just to name a few!
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How can the power of awareness cultivate consciousness in your life? How can you extend this as a gift to our congregation? Questions to ponder as we dedicate ourselves to youth in this service.
By Computer: Zoom Link
By phone: 646-558-8656
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