In 1949 the International Music Council was formed as part of UNESCO. The point was to use music to inspire peace and harmony. Yehudi Menuhin, in my opinion America’s greatest violinist, was President of the council in the 1970’s and wrote an open letter proclaiming an “International Music Day.” Applying UNESCO’s ideals of peace and … Continue reading Jim Scott International Music Day Livestream – Wednesday October 1, 8 pm
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Worcester residents: Are you ready to vote? At the end of Rally Sunday Coffee Hour, join the Get Out the Vote Team in the lounge till 12:30 or so for a discussion about the candidates for the upcoming Municipal election. Another opportunity will be on Sunday, October 19th. What issues are you most concerned about? … Continue reading Faith In Action – Get Out The Vote News – Candidate Discussion on Sunday, September 28 after Fellowship Hour
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The Garden-On Team will hold their Fall Plant Sale on Sunday, September 28th from 11-1. There’s still time to add plants to your garden!
by Melissa McKeon, President, UUCW Board of Management If I had to choose one – just one – of Unitarianism’s principles, I’d choose the last. The “interconnected web of existence,” resonates even more than the others for me. I love the metaphor: the web of a spider, the web of existence. I love that the … Continue reading The Web of Existence
by Laura K Secor “Life in the Megacity is drowning in the Noise, the incessant flood of stimuli of the postmodern age: data feeds, neural sensations, drugs, memories, ads, all of it. New tech changes the rules of the game faster than anyone can process, or people no longer try. They give in to the Noise.” (:OtherScape) This … Continue reading Living Inside the Noise
