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Summer Service Speaker:  FPS Paganistas Music: Nibbles:  J Wolcott and B Cabrera

Summer Service Speaker:  Liz Rust On Sunday, July 20, Elizabeth Rust will offer a service entitled Mental Jailbreak – Breaking Free and Letting Go. Ms Rust will speak about the 150 days she spent in the women’s prison at MCI Framingham last year, the time leading up...

Summer Service Speaker:  Aline Kaplan and Val Tratnyek Host: Alorie Parkhill Music:  The Trio (Nina, Nancy, Eileen) Nibbles: Marion T and Marge L

Summer Service Speaker:  Rev. Julia Eddy Music: Rev. Julia Eddy and Dave Allen

Summer Service Speaker:  June Hopkins Music: Jim Gish Sermon: Highly Sensitive Persons The reason for this talk is that in the 1990’s I read a book about this subject by psychologist Elaine Aron. It was titled The Highly Sensitive Person: How to Thrive When the World...

Summer Service Speaker: Marion Tratnyek Host: Fran Sharp Music: Wanda Paik Nibbles: Daphna Kidcare on call: Daphna and Lisa

Welcome to summer services! This Sunday we will engage in our appreciation of "Dear Ol' Dad" and how fatherhood has evolved over the years as has the family unit in general. After worship ice cream sundays will be the centerpiece of our fellowship hour so bring your...

Celebration Sunday is a time in the Unitarian Universalist year when we celebrate all the work we have accomplished, it also signifies the transition to summer services. This Sunday, Rev. Dr. Marjorie Matty will be sharing her thoughts about summer, celebration and...

This Sunday we will honor the youth who are making the transition, bridging, into young adulthood. With each celebration of accomplishment we have an opportunity to embrace an ending, but it is really an ending or just another opportunity to begin again? Rev. Dr....

In line with our covenant with our world through our seven principles we are moved to continue the conversation of what it means to integrate our promise and our spirituality with the diversity that surrounds us. With our sermon, Spirituality and Interfaith, we hope...