Rev. Ken Read-Brown will be sharing his reflections on the meanings and purpose of the ministry we share in Unitarian Universalist congregations such as ours. Ken was ordained by First Parish in Cambridge on September 23 thirty-five years ago; at the time he was associate director … read more.
This was the theme for General Assembly last month, a call to come back into covenant with each other. When we are out of covenant with each other it is very hard to harness the power of we. But it is vital to stay in … read more.
At some point we all will feel vulnerable. It’s important to understand vulnerability from a religious perspective and to share this feeling with a person or persons who can walk with you.
Rev Adam Lawrence Dyer and our Director of Administration Carol Lewis will share reflections on shared leadership.
This Sunday, Ministerial Intern Will Williamson will examine the point of sin in Unitarian Universalism. Is it irredeemable? Or does it have something to offer us? How should a non-doctrinal covenantal faith deal with sin?
What youth groups can teach us about welcoming. Our Director of Religious Education, Amanda Neff, will share her message.
We’ll also recognize new members and member anniversaries.
How can you be comfortable with what you don’t know?
It is not always easy or necessary to be calm in the face of disaster. Sometimes it is both justified and useful.
Guest speaker Bruce Knotts will discuss both the global migration crisis and climate change and the need for courage and kindness as we navigate troubled times ahead.
Bruce Knotts was a Peace Corps Volunteer in Ethiopia, worked for Raytheon in Saudi Arabia (1976-80) and on a World … read more.
Guest speaker Bruce Knotts will discuss both the global migration crisis and climate change and the need for courage and kindness as we navigate troubled times ahead.
Bruce Knotts was a Peace Corps Volunteer in Ethiopia, worked for Raytheon in Saudi Arabia (1976-80) and on a World … read more.
