When we ask ourselves to “Reimagine Thriving”, what does that mean?  Why reimagine?   Can’t we just imagine and get on with it? Here’s why it’s important to reimagine: most of us already imagine thriving, and that usually means imagining what it means for me and people like me to thrive: for people of privilege, that means imagining thriving for people of privilege; white people for white people, Americans for Americans, global majority for global majority, and so forth.  

The Hospitality Committee wants to thank everyone who contributed to the successful Thanksgiving potluck luncheon on Sunday. People brought food, washed dishes, and the Sunday School kids decorated tables with place settings and flowers! We all created a festive, warm, and welcoming meal.

Gratitude unlocks the fullness of life. It turns what we have into enough, and more. It can turn a meal into a feast, a house into a home, a stranger into a friend. -Melody Beattie

Committee Chair Fair on Sunday, October 19 & A Goodbye to Eileen Committee Chairs will be available after service on Sunday, October 19, to discuss what their committees are up to and plans for the future. This is a great opportunity to mee the Chairs and sign up for volunteer opportunities that may interest you. We will also be saying farewell to Eileen Sorrentino before she moves away.

Last full newsletter of the church year! Karen's last day in the office is June 26. She can be reached on her cell for pastoral care. She...

I've Got a Song! A Living History & Stories from the McCarthy Era, with a Q&A following the Service. “They believed in a better life for the working class. They were among the first Americans to perceive the fascist threat of Hitler’s Germany. But as anti communist hysteria swept the country following World War II, people in the communist movement found themselves either denying their principles or defending them....

It's easy to get tricked, taken for a ride, convinced that joy is a possession.

Download & Read The Newsletter Check Out Our Upcoming Events! Our Promises Each person is important. Be kind in all you do. We help each...

Great NEWS! We have received funding from the Local Cultural Councils to support programs happening at UUNB in 2025. The awards are as...

Please consider visiting our members in long-term care facilities! I am sure they would love to see you :) If you can't visit, perhaps a...

It is my sad duty to report that our church member, Lisa Regan Durr, passed away peacefully on February 2, 2025, surrounded by her large...

Week Three - Water is Life Mní Wičóni. Water is life.  This sacred truth, which echoed around the world as the Standing Rock Sioux Nation...

Living love through the practice of inclusion. Just saying the word “inclusion” conjures it up: The primal hunger to belong.

The UUA’s “Side with Love” 30 Days of Love Event is an “annual month of spiritual nourishment, political grounding, and shared practices...

Certification due by February 5, 2025 Every year, the UUA requires each congregation to certify membership, RE enrollment, Board...

Consider becoming a MEMBER of our church There have been a lot of new visitors here this year and they must like us because they keep...

*Please note: DrumCircle takes place on January 12 not January 5. Download & Read Newsletter Our Promises Each person is important. Be...

Holiday Office Hours The office will be closed from December 24 through January 1. If you need pastoral care, please call Karen's cell...

Monetary donations for Holiday Flowers are now being accepted! If you would like to contribute money to purchase poinsettias for the...

Monetary donations for Holiday Flowers are now being accepted! If you would like to contribute money to purchase poinsettias for the...