There was once a time when religion alone described the world. Then along came science with its methods of testing for truth, in many cases challenging the foundations of the old religions. Can science replace religion? Or can they co-exists peacefully? Are there things beyond the reach of science? Come explore these issues with us.
A video will presented. Commentary and discussion to follow. This service will led by the Quantum Questions book discussion group.
The service will led by Meg Costello. It will be based upon a presentation she recently gave at the Working Class Studies Conference in Chicago. Music will be provided by Ralph Deflorio.
Come join together to experience our community through song -- familiar songs from the hymnal, rounds we grew up with, as well as a couple of easy musical adventures with our voices. If you have a simple round you would like to share, please bring it along. Ann Sadler's Small Group Ministry group will be leading the service.
This year’s joint summer service of the Harvard, Littleton, and Stow/Acton UU churches will be in Harvard in the church’s Fellowship Building, 7 Elm Street near the Common.
The service is modeled after a Sunday morning, minister-led service and incorporates worship traditions from the three churches. Rev. Michelle Walsh will lead the worship service, entitled: The Platinum Rule— Walking a Mile in Another’s Shoes.
There will be a “pick-up” choir. Ted Johnson, Music Director of Harvard, 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 are no Religious Education programs during the summer.
Refreshments will be served after the service.
Directions to the Harvard UU Church can be found here.
Sharon Brownfield, Chair of the Green Church Committee, will discuss the aims and accomplishments of that environmental action group.
A musical presentation from the FPC Jazz Band. Led by Michael Paladini.
Come hear the news from this year's UU General Assembly. Led by Helen Jones, Denomination Affairs Co-Chair, with Marvin and Elizabeth Drake.
Join us in celebrating Independence Day weekend with friends. Bring a favorite poem - either your own, or one written by someone else - to share with the group.
Led by Shirley Farmer and Jeanne Darlington. Music by Dorothy Sonnichsen.
Led by Rebecca Stadolnik. During this service, Rebecca will facilitate a discussion on the role of the body in helping people experience spirituality, including perspectives from Christianity, Hinduism, Buddhism, medical science and more.
