Worship

Rev. Sarah Person preaching RULES TO BE BROKEN March 8 was International Women’s Day.  Over decades, studies have indicated that women are perceived to have just as much, if not more, leadership capacity as men.  Let’s explore the role that women have historically played in American and First Nation governance.  What might be keeping them, as well as others, from assuming those roles in the present day?  Special music is provided by Mal Marvill singing I Am Light.  

Rev. Sarah Person preaching March 8 was International Women’s Day.  Over decades, studies have indicated that women are perceived to have just as much, if not more, leadership capacity as men.  Let’s explore the role that women have historically played in American and First Nation governance.  What might be keeping them, as well as others, from assuming those roles in the present day?  Special music is provided by Katie Allen and Bet Giddings singing “Remember the Ladies.” The text is based on the correspondence of Abigail Adams (caring for the farm and four children in Braintree) to her husband, John (attending the

Rev. Sarah Person preaching A few of you have asked about our Lay Pastoral Ministry practice of “deep listening.”  Deep listening is a life skill that will enhance your relationships with family, friends, co-workers and church fellowship.  We are all capable of increasing our natural abilities to care for others and becared for ourselves; not by problem-solving or fixing things but simply by being companions to one another through tough times.  Special music is provided by the Chalice Choir singing “Healing Waters” by Clif Hardin. Order of Service FUUSM is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.Topic: Sunday Worship The

Sunday, April 10 Rev. Sarah Person preaching Many of us have spent some time during the pandemic looking back over our lives and asking important questions.  There were so many unknowns at the beginning, and there continue to be to this day.  Today is Palm Sunday, one of the events in the final days of Jesus Christ.  In the gospels, Jesus knew what was going to happen long before his disciples. His foreknowledge is a major part of the story, and of Christian theology.  Humans, however, live with uncertainty.  What gives us the strength to cope with hardship, and still live as good a life

Rev. Sarah Person preaching We are re-entering the world from our homes, our rooms, our cyberspaces.  We are leaving behind wells of isolation and leaning toward living in communion with others.  Join us for Easter Sunday Unitarian Universalist-style and imagine all the possibilities together.  Special music provided by the Chalice Choir singing Mozart’s Alleluia PLUS Tony Soares singing Amazing Grace. Order of Service FUUSM is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.Topic: Easter Sunday Worship Emergence followed by a Time of FellowshipTime: Sunday Apr 17, 2022 10:30 to 11:30 AM Eastern Time (US and Canada)Join Zoom Meetinghttps://uuma.zoom.us/j/94561452260Meeting ID: 945 6145 2260Find your local number: https://uuma.zoom.us/u/a6B9QV0t8

Led by the Local Chapter of the Covenant of Unitarian Universalist Pagans (CUUPS) In honor of Earth Day, the members of CUUPS will be presenting Love Letters to Mother Earth.  We shall honor this beautiful blue and green being who provides us a home, nourishment, beauty and life itself with a joyous celebration of music, poetry, ritual and deep reflection on our shared journey with Her and on our responsibility as humans to caretake the Web of Life that also calls her home.  Special music provided by singers from the Chalice Choir. Order of Service FUUSM is inviting you to