As we head into the summer months many teams and groups continue to plan for activities next fall and the months following. To help facilitate the creation of a variety ongoing teams/groups, we are asking that you take a moment … read more.
by David Schowalter, UUCW Stewardship Team
David Schowalter of the UUCW Stewardship Team discusses finances during the summer months and the importance of maintaining pledges. For more information or to connect with a member of the Stewardship Team please email .
by Laura K. Secor
Hello my friends,
Today I’m going to explore what “prayer” means to me, for the second time. It’s going to be a fairly circuitous journey.
I suspect by now many of you have tried at least a handful of yoga poses. Chances are, … read more.
from Robin Mitzcavitch, Director of Religious Exploration & Education
Youth Group Prom
I have a history of not being a “joiner.” I grew up shy and unsure of where I fit in. I really had to be cajoled (usually by my closest friends) to get … read more.
from Debbie Merrill, Clerk, Board of Management
Notice of Annual Meeting of the Unitarian Universalist Church of Worcester
Sunday June 6th, 2021, Following the Service on Zoom and In-Person
Notice Pursuant to the by-laws of the Unitarian Universalist Church of Worcester, the Annual Meeting of the … read more.
from Rev. Aaron Payson
One day, your church was born.
Maybe it was a gathering of saints, called together for the common worship of a wrathful god, ceaselessly praying between bought of decrying the evil of Christmas or dancing.
Or maybe a few brave … read more.
By Linda Rich, member of the Side With Love Task Force
An introduction:
Over the next few weeks, we will be “challenged” with “Meatless Mondays.” However, in essence, our challenge is not of one meal or of many, our challenge is to live up to … read more.
by Robin Mitzcavitch, Director of Religious Exploration & Education
Spring is my favorite season. It’s Jaycie’s too.
Within moments of arrival at my house, Jaycie says, “Come on-let’s take a walk.”
She’s almost four, and she brings so much joy to my husband and me. Sometimes … read more.
There once was an old Chinese farmer who had one son and a horse. His wife had died many years ago when his son was a baby. The farm was quite small, but they grew enough food to get by. … read more.
