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Past Services

Sunday March 30

The Forgotten Longfellow Rev. Norman Allen visits us from First Parish in Portland, ME, to share the transcendent wisdom of Rev. Samuel Longfellow - Henry Wadsworth's gay little brother. It was said of him, “he was good enough to be a saint and interesting enough to...

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Sunday March 23

Trusting Hope, led by Reverend Janet Parsons, with Andrew Glennon, guest musician. Where can we place our hope in hard times? And can we trust hope? Our service is in-person, or at the livestream link below. Everyone is welcome!...

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Sunday March 16

Trusting Religious Community, led by Reverend Janet Parsons, with Andrew Soll, organist, and the church choir. What binds a religious community together? How do we grow in trust and care for one another? As we continue to explore the topic of Trust this month, we ask...

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More Services Archives

“Out of the Darkness Emerges Love”

We continue to explore Mystery this month, as the days grow shorter, and the promise of returning love and light beckon us forward. On Sunday, we will explore the nature of Love and the Divine. We honor our Christian and Jewish heritage by lighting the candles of our...

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“Awake to Wonder”

Often we Unitarian Universalists believe that one of our goals in life is to figure out answers to everything. After all, we are a tradition that enshrines the search for truth and meaning in our seven Principles. What if, we simply allowed ourselves to live with the...

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“Now Our Minds Are One”

This week we pause and step out of our daily routines to express gratitude, sharing a day of thanksgiving in which everyone can participate, regardless of belief or culture. On Sunday we will be drawing from the wisdom of the Haudenosaunee Confederacy, the six Native...

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“To End All Wars”

On Sunday morning we will commemorate the 100th anniversary of the end of World War I, November 11, 1918. Armistice Day was conceived as a day to celebrate peace. As we continue our November theme of Memories, we will remember red poppies, music from 100 years ago,...

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“All Our Memories of Love”

Our theme for the month of November is Memory. As the days grow shorter and colder, and with the holidays approaching, our thoughts seem to naturally turn to the past, and to loved ones who are no longer with us. We will honor our losses in our All Souls service this...

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