Summer Worship Service – Garden Work Party – September 6, 2026 at 10 am in the Lounge
Join members of the UUCW Garden-On Team for a morning of garden up-keep. Come prepared to get dirty! Bring any gardening tools you have.
Join members of the UUCW Garden-On Team for a morning of garden up-keep. Come prepared to get dirty! Bring any gardening tools you have.
Join our Music Director, Matthew Johnsen as he leads a service exploring songs of peace for times like these.
Join us at the Greenhill Park Pavilion (tentatively scheduled – update will be published closer to service date) for a combined worship service with congregations in the Greendale Ecumenical Group with a picnic to follow. Please bring a dish to share if you like.
Join us for a fun doggie play date! Bring your pup for some tail-wagging fun while we enjoy coffee, conversation, and good company.
Topic TBD, all are welcome to attend this family-friendly gathering with hands-on activities and opportunities for kids to stay connected over the summer.
Join Matt Johnsen and Dianne Mann for a morning hymn sing. Come and explore your favorite hymns from our hymnals.
Join us in Fellowship Hall to make sandwiches to stock the Woo Fridges. I will provide bread, sunbutter, jelly, bologna, mayo, and sandwich baggies. You don’t need to bring anything, but if you would like you can contribute any of the following: sliced cheese, juice boxes, bottled water, small chip bags, granola bars. We will … Continue reading Summer Worship Service – Making Sandwiches for Woo Fridges – July 26, 2026 at 10 am in the Fellowship Hall
Let’s talk about the environment and the local faith-based movement that is helping lead on the subject locally.
This service will be an open conversation about their experience being a two Mom family. What it means to be a part of the LGBTQIA2S+ Community in the US in 2026. As well as why they created Massachusetts Rainbow Families. There will also be a portion of the service dedicated to answering questions.
Humans have long used music to protest and resist what is wrong. This summer service traces the living tradition of protest songs – born at the edges of the possible. What makes a song a protest? What happens when a movement claims a melody? How do these songs continue to call us – personally and … Continue reading Summer Worship Service – And This Is Why We Sing – July 5, 2026 at 10 am in the Lounge