Please submit your information for the Order of Service to office@uumiddleboro.org by 12:00 noon.

Sunday, December 4 at 12:00 noon to Friday, December 16, at 8:00 p.m. Last chance to get in on the fun and snag some great items!  The auction closes at 8:00 on Friday, December 16!  Check it all out with the link below: onlinefundraiser.events/FUUSM Watch the website and your email around 8:00 to see if your bids are successful.  There's a bid extension rule that will extend the closing time on an item for a few minutes if a bid comes in a few minutes before closing, so you'll have a last chance to bid again if you're outbid. Once

with Natalie Johnson Wednesday, December 7 6:00 - 6:45 p.m. This Full Moon falls in the sign of Gemini……with the sun in Capricorn and both invoking the watery, dreamy depths of Neptune.  It is the final full moon of 2022 and affords the last opportunity to bring into the spotlight all that we wish to consider before we enter fully into the contemplative time before the rebirth of the Light on the solstice.  It is a time to gather up all that we have summoned in this year, the hopes and dreams, our heart’s desires, things we longed to bring

Back by popular demand, we're once again planning a holiday fundraiser centered on crafts and services.  It's a chance to pick up some great items, be creative, connect with others, and have some fun! We're seeking offerings that might include:- Handcrafted and other items/gifts for sale- Craft classes or do-it-yourself craft kits/materials- Gift baskets, gift cards- Meals, treats, baked goods- Help with end of year/holiday preparations - winter storage, decorating- Help with shopping, transporting items- What else? Please submit your offerings by email to uu362@comcast.net or contact the Church office at 508-947-1935.  Include a description of your offering, quantities, picture (if possible), and suggested

The Book Club continues to meet on the third Monday of each month in the Parish Hall from 4:30 to 5:30. Our December 19th selection is The Bear and the Nightingale by Katherine Arden.  For more information, contact Carleen - carleenml@aol.com.

The Winter Solstice is celebrated by almost every religion around the world.  It has a different name, but it is an event that welcomes the returning Sun or Son. ... the light that begins to brighten the Northern hemisphere and the light that shines within each one of us. Come join FUUSM’s CUUPS in welcoming the light and sharing reflections of the experiences in your life during this season of giving, whether it is Christmas, Yule, Midwinter, or any festival of lights that signifies the importance of this longest night that morphs into the welcoming of the returning light. A

with Natalie Johnson Wednesday, December 21          6:00 - 6:45 p.m. This New Moon falls in the sign of Capricorn. It is the longest night of the year. People of good faith all over the world hold vigil throughout this darkest night awaiting the rebirth of the Sun with the first rays of dawn.  From ancient times until the present, people hold sacred this time when the Light triumphs over the Dark and chases away the shadows.  It is the promise of a new day, of greater warmth and light, of the perpetuation of life.  It is… more than anything else… the promise of