Kindred Conversations is a very nice group of adults who meet bi-weekly on Wednesday mornings from 10:30-noon for theme-based discussions and sharing. I’m looking forward to the New Year and seeing you on January 10th and January 24rd. The theme for January is: Love. Questions – Contact Robin at
by Laura K. Secor Hello my friends, It is snowing. Because it is January in New England, this makes perfect sense. My brother lives in Hawaii, where every day is 72 degrees and sunny with a light breeze. Isn’t that strange? Sometimes I get on a plane in February and go from New England snow … Continue reading Connecting to Stillness
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The Asnebumskit Trails in north Holden extend from where Asnebumskit Brook crosses Mill Street to the Princeton Road by scenic Maple Spring Pond. This hike follows a loop of about five miles on mostly gently inclined terrain, much of which follows a rail trail. The hike takes about three hours to complete. Participants will meet … Continue reading UUCW Group Hike – Saturday January 20, 10:30 AM at Asnebumskit Trails, Holden
We continue our Sunday Evening Adult Faith Development Program for the 2023-2024 season online this Sunday,Januar 14, 2024, beginning @ 7 pm, beginning a NEW 10-part series on Ethics and Unitarian Universalism entitled “What We Choose.” This week’s session will explore “the locus of moral authority” within our tradition. Please CLICK HERE to register for the … Continue reading Sunday Evening Adult Faith Development – Januar 14, 7 PM, Online
February 4, 2024, is the deadline for submissions for the 2024 Greendale Ecumenical Group Lenten Devotional. This annual devotional provides daily meditations on scriptural passages from the revised common lectionary (a list of commonly used scriptures for worship and daily devotion among many Christian traditions). Below is a link to the online signup form to … Continue reading 2024 Greendale Ecumenical Group – Lenten Devotional – Looking For Submissions
by Robin Mitzcavitch, Director of Religious Exploration In 1983, after years of advocacy, Martin Luther King Jr Day was established as a federal holiday. What did that mean? For many, it was another day off from work or school. For many schools and churches we would nod at MLK Jr. and perhaps watch a video … Continue reading How to Celebrate the Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday
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