Our series of lay-led summer services continues this Sunday, August 3, at 10:30 a.m. NSUU member Jeri Kroll will offer a look at how humor, like spiritual practices, helps us put things into perspective and lead healthy lives.
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The Unitarian Universalist Association has set up a blog so that visitors can offer their condolences to the UUs of Knoxville, Tennessee, following Sunday’s shooting at a local UU church. The blog, titled “Supporting Our Friends in Knoxville,” offers a way “to express love and support for members and friends of the Tennessee Valley Unitarian [...]
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We’ve been busy refurbishing our church’s website over the summer. The new NSUU.org is built on the WordPress.com platform, a free, easy-to-use content-management system that makes it simple for us to maintain and update the site. Whether you are a newcomer looking for a spiritual home or a current member, we hope you like what [...]
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Please join us this coming Sunday, July 27, from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. for the latest of our lay-led summer services. Leonard Swanson and Judy Putnam will discuss “The Canal Boat Experience,” based on several seasons of canal boating in England. Judy and Leonard will share their memories and what they have learned.
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KR Glickman will deliver a talk in American Sign Language (with voice interpretation) this Sunday, July 20, during the 10:30 a.m. service, on “How Do You Answer the Telephone? How Technology Helps the Deaf.” She will share how technology has helped and hindered deaf people.
When the telephone was invented, communication became instantaneous for hearing folks. [...]
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The Unitarian Universalist Association and the Unitarian Universalist Service Committee are providing assistance to the victims of the earthquake in Haiti. For more information, click here. To donate, click here.
Welcome to our gathered religious community, serving Boston's North Shore since 1966. We are open to all, regardless of race, origin, challenges, religious background, lifestyle, or sexual orientation. Our principles are based on respect for the inherent worth and dignity of every person. We are a growing congregation with a vibrant Religious Education Program and a commitment to social justice. We welcome you to share your spiritual journey with us. We are located at 323 Locust St., Danvers. Send us an e-mail or call us at 978-774-7582. Click here to learn more.
