This Sunday we honor the anniversary of the birth of British/American Unitarian minister Joseph Priestly who is credited with identifying oxygen and whose lab and home were burned by a riotous crowd who spurned his liberal theology and support for the French Revolution. Priestly also established the first Unitarian congregation in the United States having … Continue reading Aflame & Afloat
Join us for our Annual Easter Celebration full of music, readings, and stories for the season! The Easter Bunny may also join us! Please CLICK HERE to view this week’s Order of Service.
Join others from the Greendale Ecumenical Group congregations for a celebration of Easter on the Shores of Indian Lake.
UUCW will host this year’s Ecumenical Tenebrae Service which honors our Christian heritage with a service that recognizes the centrality of Jesus’ life and death. Please CLICK HERE to view the Order of Service.
Join us for this annual opportunity to celebrate the season with communion centered on the universal human experience of honoring the sources of our living, our whole humanity and the deep connection we have with the Spirit which permeates all. Please CLICK HERE to view the Order of Service.
On this St. Patrick’s Day we pause to consider what it means to celebrate this holiday and to honor the Irish heritage of this country and across the world. How do we relate to cultures that are part of our own or distinct and yet call us into relationships? Please CLICK HERE to view this … Continue reading On Symbolic Belonging
We honor the onset of Ramadan this Sunday and explore the often-forgotten history of Muslims enslaved in the Americas. What might we learn from this history about fasting as a form of rebellion and a commentary on human agency amidst the worst kind of oppression? Join us for this important exploration. Please CLICK HERE to … Continue reading Fasting for Freedom
Join us this Sunday for our Annual Stewardship Sunday Service. We’ll explore why and how the church is an important part of the lives of its members and friends and what contributions we make as a congregation to the communities we love! Please CLICK HERE to view this week’s Order of Service.
When the Edict of Torda was issued by a Transylvania Diet in 1568, it was among the very first declarations of religious freedom in the world. On this Presidents’ Day Weekend, we pause to consider the significance of religious freedom both historically and presently. Join us for this important celebration. Please CLICK HERE to view this … Continue reading On Religious Freedom
We honor Valentine’s Day this week with a service that explores the location of love in ourselves, our community, and the movement to which we belong as Unitarian Universalists. We are delighted to welcome the combined choirs of UUCW and First Unitarian Church of Worcester for this special service.
