The Dock C. Tracy Center for Human Reconciliation in West Roxbury is offering a Virtual Book Discussion on Michael Harriot’s The Un-Whitewashed Story of America.Known for his sharp wit and insightful analysis, Harriot offers a compelling retelling of American history that centers Black voices, experiences, and contributions often erased from traditional narratives. This book challenges us to rethink what we’ve been taught and confront uncomfortable truths about the foundations of America. Through storytelling and historical analysis, Harriot provides a nuanced perspective that is both educational and empowering. Discussion Highlights: How to Participate: This event will be held virtually via Zoom.

Rev. Beau Rivers preaching What are the necessary ingredients for transformation to occur? Who, or what were the catalysts that beckoned us to change our way of being in the world? How often have we been called to be more than we ever imagined we could be? There will be an opportunity for us to share our experiences during the service.  The Chalice Choir will be singing. Photo credit Peter Miller

We love our children at UU Middleboro.  Our RE program works hard to make children feel welcome, seen and heard.  All our programs offer open enrollment. Our Sunday morning RE program occurs during the church service and has open enrollment. We do nature walks, crafts, tell stories and share ideas about our local environment, animal habitats and native plants. Earth AdvocatesWe are playing games today! Charades and obstacle courses for us. Hopefully, you have on your comfy clothes because we are going to be MOVING!  Let's have some fun together. Nursery During the Worship ServiceNiko Pucillo-Dunphy and Jesse Hoyle offer child care

The youth will be meeting twice a month. “We encourage one another’s search for truth and meaning.  We strive to be active in peace-making and other efforts to improve the world.”  (uua.org)   The youth will also be encouraged to be engaged with “Sustainable Middleboro.”  

36 North Bedford Street, East Bridgewater, 2nd floor, 2nd door on the left This group is an opportunity to get to know your peers, support one another, share challenges, celebrate, seek support, play games & be; 978-809-2245, speak or text to “J”

36 North Bedford Street, East Bridgewater, 2nd floor, 2nd door on the left This group is an opportunity to get to know your peers, support one another, share challenges, celebrate, seek support, play games & be; 978-809-2245, speak or text to “J”

Members of this team are trained to offer lay pastoral counseling. They may also provide meals; visits; phone calls; cards; transportation to medical appointments, the grocery store, church, or social outings; help with yard work; music; or respite/break time for caregivers. Contact: Susan Curtiss

The Chalice Choir is a volunteer group that meets in the Parish Hall on Tuesday evenings from 7:00 to 8:30. This choir sings every other Sunday from a wide variety of choral anthems, most set in four parts: soprano, alto, tenor, and bass. Membership is open but limited. Please contact Susan Hotchkiss for more information.

Please submit your information to the church office.

The Meditation Group meets every Wednesday afternoon in the Avis Clay Parlor to practice quiet meditation. It is open to those new to meditation as well as experienced meditators. Contact: Holly Begley or Diane Reed

The mission of the Social Justice Team of the First Unitarian Universalist Society of Middleborough is to help the congregation take actions that create positive change in people, in our communities and in the world.  Unitarian Universalism is a covenantal theology of engagement.  We covenant to affirm and promote the inherent worth and dignity of all people and to promote respect for the interdependent web of creation of which we are a part.  We draw inspiration and truth from experiencing each other and the world around us.  We witness both the beauty and brokenness of our world, and we choose to do social justice

This month’s New Moon falls in Pisces, the sign of the dreamer, the mystic, the visionary, the prophet, the one who sees all possibilities and remains positive in times of adversity, believing always that our better angels will emerge if only we remember to invite them in.

See Susan Hotchkiss.

The 3rd Annual Cooler Middleborough Fair is a free, fun, and educational fair for the whole family about our local environment and clean energy and is happening on Saturday, March 1, 11 am-2 pm, at Middleborough High School.

We continue scheduling weekly ½ hour vigils on Saturday mornings from 11:30 a.m. to 12:00 noon on the church lawn.  All are invited to join in.  Contact Dody Adkins-Perry with any questions.