I wanted to make you aware of an upcoming meeting that may be of interest to you: On Monday, March 8th, 2021, 6:30-8pm there will be a public meeting focused on the Doherty Memorial High School sustainability update. The project team will report on the progress done since the October 5th Sustainability Workshop. The agenda … Continue reading Sustainability Efforts in Worcester – March 2, 2021
Our group, Garden On, started in the spring of 2019. We had originally been tasked to upgrade the existing gardens. With the reconstruction of Shore Drive and the additional space to the church grounds, we will now have a rain garden! Two members of our group, Carole Howe and Leo DaSilva, have a passionate interest … Continue reading Garden-On Committee News – March 2, 2021
by David Schowalter, Stewardship Team David Schowalter of the UUCW Stewardship Team gives an update and overview of expenses and projects related to Buildings & Grounds @ UUCW. For more information contact stewardship@uucworcester.org.
Photo of the Week #1 Photo of the Week #2
Click on any image below to view the full Religious Exploration Google doc for this week!
UUCW Trivia Night!Friday, February 26 @ 7 PM via ZOOMSingle Players $5.00 / Teams (2 or more players) $10.00 Join us for a fun-filled evening of TRIVIA! We’ll gather virtually via ZOOM and Kahoot for an evening of trivia for the whole family and friend! Use your computer (and if desired tablet or smart-phone) for … Continue reading UUCW Online Trivia Night – Friday, February 26, 7 pm via Zoom & Kahoot!
February 2021 Touchstones Ministry Theme: Mercy February 1: “Every one of us is, in the cosmic perspective, precious. If a human disagrees with you, let him live. In a hundred billion galaxies, you will not find another.” ~ Carl Sagan February 2: “And what does the Lord require of you? To act justly and to … Continue reading February 2021 Touchstones Readings From the Common Bowl
by Laura K. Secor Hello my friends, As you may recall, in the early days of the pandemic my teenager announced that they were non-binary, and preferred that we use “they/them” pronouns when talking about them. This led to a few months that would have been comical if it hadn’t been so painful, where I … Continue reading Thinking Beyond the Binary
