This Sunday, November 10, join us at 10:30am for “And Now It’s Time for a HOPE Break” and the celebration of New Member Sunday, led by Rev. Jordinn Nelson Long.
Nursery care is available in the Harrop Center behind the church starting at 10:15am.
Coffee hour and conversation will follow in the Parish House.
“Spirit Play” for elementary school children will start during the final hymn.
This Sunday, join us for our worship observance of All Saints/All Souls Day: “For the Living” led by Rev. Jordinn Nelson Long with Dwight Thomas and the UUSF Choir.
The all-ages, accessible worship service begins at 10:30am.
Nursery care is available in the Harrop Center behind the church starting at 10:15am.
Coffee hour and conversation will follow in the Parish House.
Second-hour children’s programming (November means “Spirit Play” for grades K-5) will start during the final hymn.
MakerSpace will be open before worship from 9:15am-10:15am for grades K-8.
“Our Story: From 1819-2019” by Rev. Ann Fox, Minister Emerita
“This sermon will include highlights of the congregation through
200 years! The earliest years are the most fascinating. I have used historical documents written by Job Tripp on the 50th Anniversary of the first meeting house and the move to the “granite building” in 1904, a “scuttlebutt” Fairhaven document by Thomas Tripp, the 150th anniversary “report” by Genevieve Darden, and annual reports of one of the ministers from the early 1960’s.
If you want to get into scholar mode, you might like to read the popular 1820 sermon called “Unitarian Christianity” by William Ellery Channing, acknowledged to be the Founding Father of Unitarianism; this sermon likely inspired the first Unitarians of Fairhaven. And if you’re more ambitious, read Channing’s 1828 sermon called “Likeness to God,” which was also a smash hit of the time. You’ll be glad you did. They’re both on the internet.” -Rev. Ann Fox
Nursery care is available in the Harrop Center behind the church starting at 10:15am.
Coffee hour and conversation will follow in the Parish House.
Second-hour MakerSpace children’s programming for ages K-8 children will start during the final hymn (This week: tie-dye! Bring a white cotton item or purchase a t-shirt! Plus, MakerSpace is open before worship as well! 9:15am – 10:15am)
This Sunday, October 13, 2019 join us at 10:30am for “And Each Day We Mean One More:The Doctrine of Discovery, The Creation of American Identity” led by Rev. Paul Langston Daley.
Nursery care is available in the Harrop Center behind the church starting at 10:15am.
Coffee hour and conversation will follow in the Parish Hous, as well as a presentation about Community Solar led by Solstice.
Second-hour children’s programming for elementary school children will start during the final hymn.
This Sunday, October 6, begins our next 6-week worship series. Over the course of six weeks, we’ll explore story and memory from the American narrative of Manifest Destiny to the ways that those who have died continue to touch our lives and shape our days. Who were we, once upon a time? What are we becoming?
This Sunday, join us at 10:30am for “5 Things: The Story of a City” led by Rev. Jordinn Nelson Long.
All ages welcome. Accesible service. Nursery care is available in the Harrop Center behind the church starting at 10:15am.
Coffee hour and conversation will follow in the Parish House.
Second-hour children’s programming for elementary school children (this week begins a month of fun in Makerspace!) will start during the final hymn.
This Sunday, join us for “A Cultural History of Speed,” led by
Rev. Jordinn Nelson Long.
Worship begins at 10:30am in the sanctuary
(102 Green Street.) Worship is all ages and accessible.
Nursery care is available in the Harrop Center behind the church starting at 10:15am.
Coffee hour and conversation will follow in the Parish House.
Second-hour children’s programming for elementary school children will start during the final hymn. This Sunday will be the last session of Spirit Play for elementary school aged children; get ready for a month of creative construction, paint, and play in Makerspace each Sunday in October!
