The theme of our service this Sunday, November 29, will be “Home for the Holidays.”
In this spiritual-reflection service we’ll explore the joys and tensions of being with family during the holidays. Do we repeat the same experiences over and over or can we be new? If you have a particular reading on this topic, bring [...]
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The theme of the Reverend Frieda Gillespie’s sermon this Sunday, November 22, will be “Kindness,” based on Adam Phillips and Barbara Taylor’s book On Kindness, which traces the decline in recent decades in the practice of kindness.
According to Phillips and Taylor, committing acts of kindness is one of the greatest joys in life. What keeps [...]
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The Salem News interviewed the Reverend Liz Walker in advance of her sermon at the Northshore Church last Sunday. And if you missed Reverend Walker’s appearance, you can listen to the audio here.
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The Squeezebox Stompers will perform at a concert and dance to benefit the Northshore UU Church on Saturday, November 14, from 8 to 10:30 p.m. The band plays a rootsy blend of New Orleans-style music.
The concert, to be held at the church, will feature refreshments, door prizes, and more. Tickets are $15, with children admitted [...]
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Our Unitarian Universalist History Series continues this Sunday, November 8, when the Reverend Frieda Gillespie will deliver a talk titled “It Takes a Mother: The Gifts of Sophia Fahs.”
Sophia Fahs, a Unitarian, was a pioneer in children’s religious education. Her innovations affected the way all denominations do church school, and our current curricula build upon [...]
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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.
