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Sunday Dec 14

New Life Begins in the Dark, led by Reverend Janet Parsons, with Andrew Soll, guest organist. As we approach the shortest days of the year, we explore some new ways of thinking about darkness. How can we welcome it? Please join us at 10am, in-person or at the link...

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Sunday, Dec 7

Practicing Hope as a Verb, led by Reverend Janet Parsons, with music by Robert Noble. What if hope is something we do, instead of something we have? Join us for an exploration of the meaning of hope. Please join us at 10am, in-person or at the link below. Everyone is...

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Sunday Nov 30

Reflections on Themes of Advent: Hope, Peace, Joy and Love, led by members of the Music and Liturgy Team: Charles Nazarian, Holly Tanguay, Carol Bousquet, Jeremy Melvin and Jim Seavey. Music provided by Andrew Glennon. Advent is a season of expectant waiting and...

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More Services Archives

False-self/True-self

This is a description of two worlds we all know well. The false-self can be known as the voice-in-your-head. The true-self can be known as the inner-voice. One is persistent and generates self-inflicted suffering. The other nurtures spiritual growth. The bridge...

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To Rise, To Reach a Little Deeper

Resilience is the theme for February, which is also Black History Month. Today we share stories of seemingly ordinary people of color, and how they responded to oppression, difficult lives, and rose again. Come and be entertained, uplifted, and inspired for our own...

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Hear stories of resilience and courage, born out of concentration camps at Auschwitz-Birkenau and the Gulags of Siberia. When Jews are sent to work at the camps, some earn positions as tattooists or desk jobs. They use their positions to keep fellow prisoners alive. ...

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Groundhog Day

Sunday is Groundhog Day, as well as Imbolc. We will explore earth-centered and Christian traditions connected with February 2.  What does the famous Bill Murray movie have to do with Buddhism? Today we live up to our Unitarian Universalist values of religious...

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Beautiful, Honest Spiritual Warriors

We continue our exploration of Integrity this week by considering the question of honesty. Can we be kind, and honest? Are we afraid to be honest? Our choir will sing. All are welcome!  

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Martin Luther King Sunday

Our church, together with the UU Society of Rockport, has been leading a research project on the slave economy of Cape Ann. We will share a new website called Cape Ann Slavery. We will tell stories about the role of church members and ministers in the slave trade...

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