Jack and Carolyn Zettler will lead us in a service that focuses on Beliefs and Quincy Sprague, Michael Merrill and friends will provide us with some Blue grass music.
Past Services
Sunday, August 19th, 2012
Today’s service will feature special guest speaker, Helen Rivas Rose. Mostly self-directed, Helen forced herself to overcome lifelong shyness during a twenty year process, by interviewing artists for newspaper stories, giving talks and singing in public, among other activities. Then for nine years she wrote Brave, a Memoir of Overcoming Shyness, ‘itself an exercise in being comfortable with others and with myself’. (copies of the book will be available after the service.) Today she is completely free of shyness and able employ all the energy she formerly expended on being uncomfortable around people to use to enjoy people, society and life. She will share her journey with us and her thoughts on “curing shyness.” The service will be led my our Minister, The Rev. Tom Rosiello and Music Director, Mike Pfitzer
Sunday, August 12th, 2012
Our guest speaker will be Buddhist Scholar, Sue Darlington, who will talk about her experience with the environmental monks of northern Thailand and how they are blessing the trees so that the people will not cut them down. The service will also include beautiful harp music performed by Dorothy Sonnichsen.
Sunday, August 5th, 2012
this service will be in Littleton MA
This year’s joint summer service of the Harvard, Littleton, and Stow/Acton UU churches will be in Littleton. The service is at 10:00AM. Rehearsal for the pick-up choir begins at 8:30AM.
The service is a traditional minister-led service and incorporates worship traditions from the three churches, including the Joint Summer Service “Strawberry Communion.” Rev. Michelle Walsh of the Tuckerman Creative Ministries for Justice & Healing will lead the worship again this year. There will be a pick-up choir. Dan Richards, Music Director of Littleton, will direct the choir. Rehearsal begins at 8:30AM and all singers are welcome. The choir will sing a choral introit and anthem. Children are welcome. However, baby-sitting is not offered, and there is no Religious Education program. Refreshments will be served after the service. For more information, contact Rick at rgentilman1@aol.com.
Sunday, July 29th, 2012
Meg Costello will lead this service with music provided by Ralph DeFlorio.
An exploration of time in our lives, how perception of time changes as one ages, how layers of time accumulate over a lifetime as mental photos of experiences, as emotions associated with events, as data on the slate of our lives.
Sunday, July 22nd, 2012
Members of the FPC Jazz band will lead us in a musical service celebrating life. Get ready to tap your feet to a lot of joyful tunes and experience some summer joy. Bring the kids~they will love it too.
Sunday, July 15th, 2012
Our Small Group Ministry program is all about having meaningful conversations with others. This morning some of our SGM Facilitators will led us in an exploration of this topic as well as an introduction to the Small Group Ministry program for those who may not have yet participated in it.
Sunday, July 8th, 2012
There is NO Religious Education or childcare in the summer. June 17 & July 22 are particularly appropriate for families.
Led by those who attended GA, Nancy Banks, Tyler Plaskon, Corey Stepp, Emily Jones and members of the denominational affairs committee.
They will share their experiences and fill you in on all that happened at this very special General Assembly in Phoenix, Arizona. Music will be provided by a 'Ukulele Choir' led by Pat Sorn.
Sunday, July 1st, 2012
Join Trisha Guditz, our Worship Associate, and Jack Zettler in a reflective service that explores how the experience of silence and solitude can be a spiritual practice and an opening to a richer interior life.
Sunday, June 24th, 2012
led by Our Spiritual Conversation Group Leaders Ilene Rudman and Elizabeth Cobblah
Every other Sunday during the regular church year, a small group meets between our 2 services in the Minister’s study to share a poem and engage in reflection and spiritual conversation about it. Poetry can communicate with us in a deep and poignant way and is an essential part of a spiritual practice for many people. Perhaps you have thought about going to one of these open group sessions. This worship service will give you some insight into the spiritual practice of sharing poetry.
