We are having a fundraiser which helps the church and the community! People can recycle their electronics for a nominal fee and/or rent a table and space for $25 to sell their stuff, crafts, and antiques!
Seeking housing for a lovely young Afghan graduate student studying data analytics at Clark University. She has excellent English. She would prefer a private room in a house with somewhat private access to a bathroom, but could also manage sharing a two-bedroom apartment with a friend who is also looking for a place. Her housing … Continue reading Housing Wanted for Local Graduate Student
Please click the Flyer for tickets and more information.
This event is sponsored by the UU Sisterhood of First Unitarian Church and will be held at the church in Unity Hall. This event is open to all member/friends of your church and First U! Donations are accepted, but the event is FREE. Refreshments will be served following the show. Additionally, John Henry’s Hammer Open … Continue reading Historical Presentation on Eleanor Roosevelt – Friday, April 28, 6 PM, First Unitarian Church, 90 Main Street, Worcester
Dear Friend, The Worcester Meeting of Friends (Quakers) is pleased to invite you to the Dedication of our Land Acknowledgment Plaque installed in front of our Worcester Friends Meeting House at 901 Pleasant Street, Worcester. We have invited members of indigenous, religious and political communities. We expect Nipmuc representatives to join us. I hope you … Continue reading Worcester Meeting of Friends (Quakers) Dedication of Land Acknowledgement Plaque – Worcester Friends Meeting House at 901 Pleasant Street, Worcester, April 23
Fighting for liberty and equality on the frontlines in state and federal courts across the country, Monica Miller will discuss her historic oral argument before the highest court in New York on behalf of an elephant named Happy. The case made international headlines as the first case seeking a right on behalf of a nonhuman … Continue reading Greater Worcester Humanists – Tuesday, April 11, 7 PM, Online and In-Person – Animal Rights from a Humanist Perspective, with Monica Miller
An uplifting program that celebrates the beauty of the earth, Concert for the Earth calls for action to stem the destructive tide of climate change. Composed in the early 1980s, the riveting “Missa Gaia (Earth Mass)” weaves lyrical melodies with international gospel traditions, the calls of animals and the songs of whales as a joyful tribute to the … Continue reading The Halalisa Singers present Concert for the Earth – April 29 & 30
