Events

As the world once again faces the inherent evil of fascism, especially in the United States, we find hope and inspiration in looking back at the courageous actions of Unitarian Universalists during World War II, acts that saved many lives in Europe and led to the formation of the Unitarian Universalist Service Committee. Mike McCleese, … Continue reading "Sunday August 2 – Building the Beloved Community in Times of Darkness with Mike McCleese / Bâtir la communauté bien-aimée dans des temps difficiles avec Mike McCleese"

What does it mean to cultivate an inner life through meditation? In this service, Madhu Mann will share his own journey of developing a meditation practice over nearly 50 years, and reflect on how that practice led him to facilitate meditation programs in prisons around the world for two decades. The service will also explore … Continue reading "Sunday August 9 – Meditation: The Inner Journey with Madhu Mann / La méditation : le voyage intérieur Avec Madhu Mann"

What happens when we allow ourselves to become just a little more open? In this experiential service, we will explore how physical openness can help us reconnect—with ourselves, with one another, and with the world around us. Julie Richard is among the francophone individuals who discovered the Unitarian Universalist movement and found her way to … Continue reading "Sunday/Dimanche August/août 16 – Bilingual Service: Être ouvert with Julie Richard"

"Curiosity killed the cat!" "Stay curious!" There are different ways of looking at Curiosity. Is it a helpful spiritual practice, or an attribute that creates problems? Join us as we explore these questions. Reverend Janet has served the Gloucester (Massachusetts) UU Church since 2015. Prior to entering the UU ministry, she was a public policy … Continue reading "Sunday August 23 – The Blessing and the Curse / La curiosité : une bénédiction ou une malédiction? with Reverend Janet Parsons"

Join us Sunday for our annual Water Communion. Where together we share the gift of water and its meaningfulness in our lives and in nature. Please bring some water to the service to share in our common bowl. - All are welcome to join. (version française suit) Communion d'Eau, avec Camille Bouskela Rejoignez-nous dimanche pour … Continue reading "Sept 6th, 10:30 a.m. Water Communion d’Eau with Camille Bouskéla"

We will gather together and watch a short video on what it means to be a UU and have a shared discussion. Janet Watson is a long time retiree, volunteer, social justice advocate and current UU Community Convener.

### This Sunday: Death, Dying, and Hospice Volunteering This Sunday, we welcome **Dr. Michele Murray**, Professor in the Department of Religion, Society and Culture at Bishop’s University. Michele will share reflections from her experience volunteering at **La Maison Aube-Lumière**, a hospice in Sherbrooke, exploring themes of death, dying, and what we can learn from accompanying … Continue reading "Sept 20th, 10:30 a.m. Death, Dying, and Hospice Volunteering / La mort, la fin de vie et le bénévolat en soins palliatifs avec Dr Michele Murray"

Everybody loves Dolly Parton. In a time of deep division, she has remained a rare bridge between people across political, religious, and cultural lines. Deeply faithful but nonjudgmental, proud of her roots and unapologetically herself, Dolly has shown us how kindness, generosity, and authenticity can bring people together. Come celebrate this amazing woman with stories, … Continue reading "Sept 27th, 10:30 a.m. Remembering Dolly Parton with Phyllis Baxter"