GREEN
SANCTUARY
CONGREGATION
Our Next Multi-Platform Service – MLK Sunday: Solidarity
January 18 Service at 10:30 AM in the Church and on Zoom
Rev. Caro Barschow, Minister
Join us as we honor the legacy of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. by reflecting on his work to unite the struggles for racial justice, peace, and labor rights. This service will explore how King’s vision of solidarity calls us to recognize our shared humanity and interconnected movements for liberation. Music from the NSUU Singing Group will help ground us in community, courage, and moral wisdom. On the Social Action Sunday, we will Share-the-Plate with Boston Immigration Justice Accompaniment Network (BIJAN).
The NSUU garden. Click to see more information about NSUU’s Green Sanctuary Program.
Who We Are
NSUU is a sprirtual comunity, sharing our individual quests for truth, justice, and a sustainable life.
Cherry Hill Chamber Orchestra and North Shore Unitarian Universalist Church, in partnership with the North Shore Juneteenth Association, invites the community to a shared reading of Frederick Douglass’s enduring speech, “What to the Slave Is the Fourth of July?” This annual gathering offers space for reflection, dialogue, and collective witness as we engage with Douglass’s words — still urgent, still challenging, and still necessary.
The program will be interwoven with live chamber music performed by Cherry Hill Chamber Orchestra, with original music composed specifically for the event by Danvers local resident Charles Turner. The music will serve as moments of pause, reflection, and emotional grounding throughout the reading.
All are welcome to join this meaningful communal experience of history, art, and shared responsibility. This event is free and open to the public, reservations strongly recommended: https://cherryhillchamber.simpletix.com/