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Event Series Bible Study

Bible Study for Unitarian Universalists

FUUSN Kitchen and Alliance Room 1326 Washington ST, Newton, MA

In this six-session series led by Rev. Parisa and Devin Shmueli, we will explore especially the stories in Genesis that appear in the scriptures of Judaism, Christianity and Islam. We'll begin with an conversation about what the Bible means for Unitarian Universalists, as well as how to engage the texts and translations, and then dive […]

Event Series Tai Chi Class

Tai Chi Class

Headstart Room

Come and participate in this traditional form known as "Six Harmonies, Eight Methods" and experience for yourself this extraordinary gift from China's rich cultural heritage. Joe Lyons, Instructor.

Event Series Sunday Services

Before it is Asked

Sanctuary and Zoom

Rev. Parisa Parsa How are we transformed by generosity? What conditions need to be present in us and in our community to help us realize the potential future we have together? This morning we launch the annual budget drive with story, song and celebration. Join us!  

All Together Sunday: Prayer Beads

Today, our Children and Youth will think about prayer through a lens of gratitude and forgiveness, as well as their hopes for themselves and the world. They will learn about the spiritual practice of prayer beads from Pat Rohan and Stephanie St. Pierre (who both have Catholic roots) and make a UUified prayer bead bracelet […]

Reparations Task Force

Chapel

The monthly meeting of the Reparations Task Force/RJM will be Sunday, March 3rd, after service in the Children’s Chapel. All welcome. We will be planning for Carl McCargo’s rescheduled reparations presentation on March 10th as well mapping out spring priorities. Contact Jean Smith or Linda Lancz.

Event Series All8 Arts Workshop Series

All8 Arts Workshop Series

Parish Hall and Kitchen

Once a month between October through May for two hours, youth in 7th grade and older together with adults are invited to participate in an exploration of all eight UU principles through photography, creative writing, fine art, collage, digital art, and sculpting. Members of our Racial Justice Ministry team will be facilitating this program.