Worship

Rev. Beau Rivers preaching Research has shown a sense of belonging is essential to our physical, emotional,and spiritual wellbeing. How does belonging differ from fitting in?What does it mean to belong in spiritual communityas Unitarian Universalists? Music for this service is provided by Bet Giddings, pianist and vocalist.

Rev. Beau Rivers preaching The hard work of dismantling the structures of oppressioninvolves developing an awareness and appreciation fordifferences between race, culture, class, gender,and so much more. We will consider how far we’ve come as a denomination since 2017.The Chalice Choir will be singing an anthem by Eric Whitacre called Sing Gently.

In honor of Indigenous Peoples Day/Month, Jill Lauzon, Vice Chair and Outreach Coordinator of the Herring Pond Wampanoag Tribe, will explore the Tribe’s deep historical roots in the Plymouth region as well as their ongoing efforts to preserve their land, culture, and traditions.  In her talk, she will highlight the Tribe’s legacy that spans thousands of years before the Pilgrims arrival in 1620 and share insights into current initiatives such as food sovereignty, wellness programs, and intergenerational knowledge-sharing. A vocal ensemble will sing Water Is Life ~ Mni Wičoni, a song for Standing Rock.

Rev. Beau Rivers preaching Who is JetPig and why is it important for us to have a relationship with this adorable creature?Come find out this Sunday!The Chalice Choir will be singing Hallelujah by Leonard Cohen.

Rev. Beau Rivers preaching In this family friendly service, we will learn about the history of Halloween and have an opportunity to remember those who have gone before us. People of all ages are invited to come to church in costume and bring a photo or memento of a loved one (pet or human) to place on our Table of the Ancestors. There will be treats for everyone and games to play during coffee hour!Special music will include The Monster Mash sung by Ed Priest.