New Ways of Staying Connected
As we shared in our notice to the congregation, we’ve made the difficult but faithful decision not to gather in person for the next few weeks, and instead to worship Read More …
Mission
Kids, Connections and COVID-19
These can feel like anxious and uncertain times for any of us, and perhaps especially for our children. Schools closing and changes to their routines can make it even harder! Read More …
Lenten Devotional from Illustrated Ministry
As we seek ways to stay connected, and deepen our spiritual practices at home, please explore this Lenten devotional as a resource. We have purchased permission to use and print Read More …
Serving our Community During COVID-19
Pastors Stacy and Amy are staying closely connected to news and needs of the UCW and wider communities, and look forward to sharing ways our church can be of service Read More …
The Penalty for Success: A Daughters Moving Story of her Father’s Lynching
Sunday, March 8th, 6:00 p.m.
THE PENALTY FOR SUCCESSA Daughter’s Moving Story of her Father’s Lynching. Josephine Bolling McCall’s father, Elmore Bolling, was lynched just outside Montgomery, Alabama in 1947 when McCall was 5 years Read More …
From the Pews – A reflection on our partnership with GBIO by Rev. Brita Gill-Austern
Like many of you, I am deeply concerned about the increasing polarization and divides in American society and culture which undercut a sense of common identity and purpose. To move Read More …
UCW Community Thanksgiving Dinner
Saturday, November 17th at 1:30 p.m. The UCW Community Thanksgiving Dinner brings together local seniors and families who sit down together for a relaxing meal and time of fellowship. This year’s Read More …
No Other GodsHow Today’s Idols Fuel Our Divisions
A Conversation with Rev. Anne Robertson, Executive Director, Massachusetts Bible Society Idols are not just relics of a pagan past. They are the things that trick us into putting them above Read More …