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- Sunday, April 21 and Thursdays, April 25 and May 9, 7:00pm Minns Lectures (hybrid)
- Thursdays, May 13 and June 13, 8:00-9:15pm Taproot (online)
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Join us for a 90-minute webinar on Wednesday, April 3 from 10:00 to 11:30 am to discover an important ministry to children and families: offering summer camps at UU congregations! Hear from experienced religious educators and volunteers as they share insights about camp activities, staffing, challenges, and tips for starting your own camp.
Bring your questions for a lively Q&A session with our panelists. For those unable to attend our live session, we will be recording the webinar and posting it to LeaderLab. Please register whether you plan to attend live or watch the recording; you will receive all pertinent information and links as they are available.
Registration is free and required. You will receive the Zoom link in your confirmation email, and as a reminder before the event.
Registration will be open through the day of the event - Wednesday, April 3. We look forward to you joining us! |
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Our theme for our April gathering of Liberating Practices meeting is Hello, People! Challenges of Communication and Engagement. It can be hard these days to get people’s attention - even our own people, let alone potential guests or newcomers. Getting volunteers for our programs and committees also gets increasingly difficult. If we shout louder or beg harder, will people hear us? Or do we need new practices for our current context?
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Join us on Thursday May 9 from 6:30 to 9:30pm ET for an evening of questions, conversations, and wonderings about UU faith formation in 2024 and beyond. Save the date now, and stay tuned for more information and registration coming soon! |
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7-12 OWL Training at UU Church of Nashua |
Unitarian Universalist Church of Nashua is proud to offer grades 7-12 Our Whole Lives (OWL) training for facilitators who would like to teach this curriculum in their congregation. This is an intensive OWL training in-person over the weekend of May 3-5. Registration is required and available on a sliding scale. |
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Reminder: Register for GA |
GA is virtual this year, join us from anywhere! Register today! |
The Future of Liberal Religion:
A Quest for Justice and Liberation |
Watch UUA President Rev Dr Sofía Betencourt and UCC President Rev Dr Karen Georgia A. Thompson in public conversation for the first time on Friday April 19 at 10:00 pm ET - and much more through Saturday April 20! Visit the link for full information. This conversation is part of the Pacific Western and Mid America joint regional assembly. Registration is required and available on a sliding scale. |
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Spiritual Deepening through Worship & Small Groups |
The spring session of Spiritual Deepening through Worship and Small Groups is presented by Congregational Life in conjunction with the Center for Congregational Spirituality. The course will convene on Saturdays, May 4 through 25 at 11:30am ET for about 90 minutes each.
This four-session course will lead participants through a process of planning a liturgical year that is authentic to their congregation, gathering resources on the year’s seasonal themes, integrating those themes through communal spiritual practice in worship, creating opportunities for spiritual practice in small groups, and inviting participants to engage in individual practices centered on the theme.
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With both violent theological underpinnings and inherent racism upholding the prison system, Rev. Jason Lydon will show that prison abolitionism is a theological imperative for Unitarian Universalists on Thursday April 18 at 7:00pm, both on-line and in-person First Church Boston. Registration is free and required.
The lecture series will continue on Sunday, April 21 with Ashley Diamond, activist; Jennifer Love Williams, activist; and Rev. Karen Mooney and on Thursday, April 25 and Thursday, May 9 again with Rev. Jason Lydon |
From Side With Love and UPLIFT |
Unitarian Universalist Association, New England Region
24 Farnsworth Street
Boston, MA
02210
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