Photos of the Week for April 21, 2026
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Please join us for Religious Exploration on Sunday April 26th as we discover ways in which our UU Faith looks at Earth Day. 10am! Robin Mitzcavitch, Director of Religious Exploration
Please join Social Threads this Sunday April 26th 1:30-5pm in the Fellowship Hall. Hope you can come visit! All are welcome! Questions? Email us at Socialthreads.quilting@gmail.com
by Laura K. Secor Hello my friends, This month we are taking a wee break from Shantideva. I know, I know, I can hear you begging for more of the Bodhicharyavatara. I feel it too. But we have to balance our chakras, we can’t eat figgy pudding every day of the week. For April, which as we all know … Continue reading American Zen
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Join us this Sunday April 19th at 10 am in a One Room experience for grades 1 and up. Hang out with Robin and Carole as we do some activities based on this beautiful story “When You Find A Hope” written by Allie Millington, illustrated by Anne Lambert “Experience the improbable beauty of a shattered hope born anew … Continue reading Religious Exploration Program News – Sunday, April 19, 2026
MA Rainbow Families Free Community Clothing Swap on April 18th, from 1:30-4:30 pm. Clothing Donations are accepted at the Swap!
Calling All Cardboard! The Garden-On Team is putting out another call for corrugated cardboard. Please drop off any flattened corrugated cardboard boxes out back, to the right of the shed. If you can, please remove any tape, labels and staples. Thank you!
by Robin Mitzcavitch, Director of Religious Exploration I’ve decided that I’m going to be a person who tries harder to embrace possibility. That’s a choice I have to make. During these times, there are so many things pointing at me saying, “isn’t this awful?” The world’s problems are so big that I feel like no … Continue reading Embracing Possibilities – The Old Fashioned Way