Eileen Workman writes: You are not weak for trembling in the face of cruelty.You are not naïve for hoping when the sky darkens.You are not failing because you cannot fix it all. You are part of something ancient and emergent:a slow, deep evolution of consciousness that transcends the need for violent revolution.You are part of … Continue reading Choosing Presence Over Projection
“The United States of America has a white majority that remembers a history of discovery, opportunity, expansion, and exceptionalism. Meanwhile, our communities of color have the lived experiences of stolen lands, broken treaties, slavery, Jim Crow laws, Indian removal, ethnic cleansing, lynchings, boarding schools, mass incarceration, and families separated at our borders. Our country does … Continue reading The Legacy of Discovery
Join us this Sunday as we honor the Jewish High Holiday of Yom Kippur and explore the essential essence of Tikkun Olam. What does repair of the world mean to you? How shall we as a community join in solidarity with so many others that are working to repair what is broken and failing? Join us as we honor the work of repair and peace.
Join us this Sunday as we dedicate this year’s Religious Exploration Teachers and participants. We’ll gather to explore what it means to be a care-filled consumer in this day and age. And enjoy getting to know all the good things and opportunities for involvement in our congregation this year. Please CLICK HERE to view this … Continue reading Care-filled Consumption
This week we begin a new year of religious exploration with the start of classes for our children and youth. And we honor the work of our Get Out The Vote team with our first 50/50 collection of the fall. We’ll explore what our faith and fortune have to do with the present challenges we face … Continue reading Of Faith & Fortune
On this Ferry Beach Weekend, we too return to the beach, reflecting on the story by Richard Bach which teaches us to consider whence comes our strength, power, and ability to define who we truly are. Join us for this journey towards wholeness! Please CLICK HERE to view this week’s Order of Service.
We return again to a new season of worship and opportunities for religious exploration, service, and fellowship! We gather this week and ask what it means to return home. We’ll explore this theme by looking at the hymn, which repeats our service title refrain, noting the changes in phrasing from the original and pondering what … Continue reading Return to the Home of Your Soul
Song can be very powerful. It can cut as deep as swords. It can bring joy and fearlessness into every situation. It can bring down walls. It can help us become one, build solidarity, and joint commitment to important values and principles. On Aug 31, Matt Johnsen, Christan Carney (tenor) and Martha (Sandy) Kiefer (cello) … Continue reading Summer Worship Service – How Does Justice Sing? – August 31, 2025 at 10 am in the Lounge
In a gathering perfect for adults and kids, we’ll experiment with color in different forms. Tie dye a custom t-shirt or reconnect with UUCWers while Zentangle coloring. Bring out your inner artist!
Come Sit, Play or Chat at Beaver Brook Dog Park, 300 Chandler St. in Worcester. Click for more info
