SUNDAY SERVICE
All are Welcome to Sunday Service at 10:30 am
Services are held on Sundays at 10:30 am in the Sanctuary, followed by an informal coffee hour. Assistive listening devices and large print orders of service are available. Images and song lyrics are shown on a large screen at the front of the church. Service is live-streamed on Zoom and on Facebook.
The Zoom link for services is https://zoom.us/j/96571006038
If the technology is a barrier, you can call in by phone 646-558-8656
and enter Meeting ID: 965 7100 6038
Exterior doors are locked while we are in service. If you arrive at the church after 10:30 am, please ring the bell at the RAMP door and an usher will be happy to let you in.
The Zoom link for services is https://zoom.us/j/96571006038
If the technology is a barrier, you can call in by phone 646-558-8656
and enter Meeting ID: 965 7100 6038
Exterior doors are locked while we are in service. If you arrive at the church after 10:30 am, please ring the bell at the RAMP door and an usher will be happy to let you in.
FOOD FOR THE SOUL POTLUCK BRUNCH
Sunday, December 3
Food for the Soul Potluck Brunch in the Parish Hall is from 10:30 am to 12 noon. This is a special service that we call Food for the Soul. It is a lay-led service for connection, reflection, and inspiration designed to give us a chance to reflect individually, to know our fellow travelers on life’s journey, and to let ourselves be known. All are welcome.
We begin with a welcome and a chalice lighting, after which we join together to enjoy food and fellowship. Please bring a dish to share; an ingredient list is helpful in case of allergies.
Our brunch takes the place of a Sunday service in the Sanctuary. There is no live-stream of the Sunday brunch. Brought to you by the Sunday Service and Music Committee and the Board of Trustees.
THE GIFT OF MYSTERY
Sunday, December 10
Rev. Beau Rivers
As we enter the Winter season,
let us take time to be more mindful
of life’s mysteries.
What We Sow and What We Reap
Sunday, December 17
Rev. Elizabeth Nguyen
The work of justice is so often about planting what we don't know if we'll reap. We'll explore how resistance of the spirit and heart to injustice can be the seeds we plant, even if we're not sure what will grow.
Rev. Elizabeth Nguyen is learning all the time about liberation, solidarity, courage, and cowardice. She is a Unitarian Universalist minister and a Migrant Justice Organizer with Community Justice Exchange and previously did faith-based justice work and youth organizing.
CANDLELIGHT SERVICE
Sunday, December 24
Rev. Beau Rivers
Join us for our annual Candlelight Service as we
honor and celebrate the winter holidays of Kwanza, Hanukkah,
Christmas, Winter Solstice, and Yule
Sunday, December 3
Food for the Soul Potluck Brunch in the Parish Hall is from 10:30 am to 12 noon. This is a special service that we call Food for the Soul. It is a lay-led service for connection, reflection, and inspiration designed to give us a chance to reflect individually, to know our fellow travelers on life’s journey, and to let ourselves be known. All are welcome.
We begin with a welcome and a chalice lighting, after which we join together to enjoy food and fellowship. Please bring a dish to share; an ingredient list is helpful in case of allergies.
Our brunch takes the place of a Sunday service in the Sanctuary. There is no live-stream of the Sunday brunch. Brought to you by the Sunday Service and Music Committee and the Board of Trustees.
THE GIFT OF MYSTERY
Sunday, December 10
Rev. Beau Rivers
As we enter the Winter season,
let us take time to be more mindful
of life’s mysteries.
What We Sow and What We Reap
Sunday, December 17
Rev. Elizabeth Nguyen
The work of justice is so often about planting what we don't know if we'll reap. We'll explore how resistance of the spirit and heart to injustice can be the seeds we plant, even if we're not sure what will grow.
Rev. Elizabeth Nguyen is learning all the time about liberation, solidarity, courage, and cowardice. She is a Unitarian Universalist minister and a Migrant Justice Organizer with Community Justice Exchange and previously did faith-based justice work and youth organizing.
CANDLELIGHT SERVICE
Sunday, December 24
Rev. Beau Rivers
Join us for our annual Candlelight Service as we
honor and celebrate the winter holidays of Kwanza, Hanukkah,
Christmas, Winter Solstice, and Yule
Gymnopedie No 3 by Satie performed by Judy Cobble, open source video compilation by Maggy Evans
ADDRESS
196 Elm Street, corner of Church and Elm streets, in Braintree, MA
Mail to PO Box 850219, Braintree, MA 02185
781-843-1388
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