The Cash in the Plate for the month of September will be donated to the Salvation Army for relief efforts in Maui in the wake of the fire.
Thank you to the Rotary Club for installing the Community Book Box on our church grounds. Thank you to Middleborough High School for creating the box. We are now welcoming donations of books from our church family. We are limiting donations to one reusable grocery bag full. Please place donations on the designated table in the Parish Hall underneath the windows. Please, no books that are musty or have water damage, no encyclopedias, no academic texts (your Psychology 101 book from 1965) . We have a team of volunteers who will sort the books and keep our Book Box full. Let us know if
It’s September, 2023, and the First Unitarian Universalist Society of Middleboro enters its 134th church year with a mixture of hope and anticipation. From all reports, our summer services were well-attended most weeks and succeeded in advancing the cause of our mission– to provide a sanctuary where people can come together as a community to foster spiritual and personal growth through education and open discussion, offering the opportunity for meditation and worship, and serving as a liberal religious voice in Middleboro. Our “Celebration Sunday” in June recognized the many accomplishments of our church body, from providing quality pastoral care, responsible
There’s excitement in the air as we start the whirling and twirling of a new church year! The Chalice Choir has already started rehearsals (August 29), the Music Committee is cranking into full gear (September 6), new music has been ordered, and plans are well underway for a great year ahead, full of variety and opportunity to make music together. This is good! For the church and larger community, we are offering a special one-hour drumming workshop on Sunday, October 1 at 3:00 p.m. The facilitator/teacher is Sam Holmstock who is well known through Cape Cod drum circles as well
Welcome Back, Everyone! Church starts at 10:30 a.m., and we will be meeting during the church service, downstairs after the Message for All Ages, around 10:45 a.m. Registration is rolling and can be completed at any time (see below). Registration Link:https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScQOe5r9Vrq3mvRsPLXYSRb6Xpcl-uhLg5ChzswG2ZVuPqiJQ/viewform?usp=sf_link Religious ExplorationThis year we are Building a Bear of Wholeness. What does it take to make a home? This year we will think about this and what purposes and functions our home serves for both humans and animals. We will explore concepts of belonging, the role we play in our home and our community, and we will think
The CLAY PARLOR floor sanding and first coat of polyurethane was applied on Wednesday, August 23. They came back on Thursday for a second coat of polyurethane and then will be back again on Friday for the final coat of polyurethane. No one can walk on the floor until late FRIDAY evening.
One of the many tasks that Bob Waterman had taken on was recruiting and chairing the ministerial search committee. After his sudden death, I have tried to pick up the pieces. We now have six search committee members: Lois Aldrich, Adrian Gunn, Dave Kraemer, Andrea Priest, Vi Fairweather and myself (Jim Bonnar).
Presented by Linda Thompson on 6-11-23 The Elsie Gaudette Award was established in 1991 to honor Elsie and, in due time, any other members who exemplify her kind of work ethic and dedication to this congregation over time.
The Clay Parlor task group (Cheryl MacQueen, Vi Fairweather, Susie Sherman, Linda Thompson, Deanne Bonnar and Jim Bonnar) met on July 10 to authorize beginning the structural work on the parlor and to discuss decorating and furnishing the parlor.
Thank you to the local Rotary Club for installing the Community Book Box on our church grounds. Thank you to Middleborough high school for creating the box. We are now welcoming donations of books from our Church family. We are limiting donations to one reusable grocery bag full.
