Wednesday, April 12th at 7PM in Fellowship Hall we will discuss Klara and the Sun by Kazuo Ishiguro (science fiction) – Waiting to be chosen by a customer, an Artificial Friend programmed with high perception observes the activities of shoppers while exploring what it means to love. You’re welcome if you haven’t finished the book, and even if you’ve … Continue reading UUCW Book Club- April 12, 7 – 8:30 PM
UU game night this month will be the Second Friday of the month due to the Good Friday holiday. See you on April 14 from 6 to 8:30 PM. We will be playing games in the 3 classrooms as it is also food pantry week. Bring a game, a friend and/or a snack. We will … Continue reading Friday Game Nights are Back! April 14, 6 – 8:30 PM, Fellowship Hall
PLEASE NOTE NEW DATE- Postponed to April 16th 2023, 12-2 Fellowship Hall. Friends of ALL AGES- please join in on April 16th, following coffee hour in Fellowship Hall for an excellent program brought to us by our own Wendy O’Leary. Together, we will be planting seeds to grow self-compassion as Wendy guides us through the … Continue reading Growing Self-Compassion with Wendy O’Leary – NEW DATE – Sunday April 16, Noon (after Coffee Hour)
Rev. Aaron Payson My colleague, Unitarian Universalist Minister, Victoria Safford writes of the story of the Exodus saying: “They had no idea, these slaves, what it could mean, this promise of land (their own country) and life abundant. Of freedom they knew nothing, except what they could taste by living in its opposite, slavery, and … Continue reading On Resistance
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We are excited to see you this Friday April 7th from 11am-3pm for Social Threads! All are welcome! Do you have some questions? Contact us at !
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
David Schowalter & The Stewardship Team Thanks to prompt responses from so many in the congregation to our solicitation on Stewardship Sunday at the beginning of the month, as of this writing we have $152,359 pledged for the 2023-2024 church year! This is excellent progress towards our goal of over $211,000. Kudos to all who … Continue reading Stewardship Update
