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1326 Washington St.
West Newton, MA 02465 United States Get Directions
West Newton, MA 02465 United States Get Directions
617-527-3203
Events at this venue
Election Processing Event
Alliance Room 1326 Washington St., West Newton, MA, United StatesJoin Rev. Debra & Rev. Joel for a post election day gathering. More information to come.
Election Night Viewing Party
Alliance Room 1326 Washington St., West Newton, MA, United StatesJoin Fellow FUUSN members and friends to watch the election results together. Bring a dessert and beverage to share.
Social Justice Action Presentation
Alliance Room 1326 Washington St., West Newton, MA, United StatesEveryone is invited for our monthly free lunch after coffee hour in the Alliance Room. Arthur Bembury, Executive Director - Partakers, will speak about his experiences supporting hundreds of prisoners to get a college education to improve their opportunities of success after leaving prison. Partakers has helped people get B.U. degrees while they are behind […]
Appreciative Inquiry Meeting
Alliance Room 1326 Washington St., West Newton, MA, United StatesAppreciative Inquiry (AI) is defined as “an asset-based approach to organizational and social engagement that utilizes questions and dialogue to help participants uncover existing strengths, advantages, or opportunities” in their organizations, including congregations. We will create questions to help identify FUUSN’s strengths and opportunities. We want to hear what works well, when was FUUSN at […]
Over 60s Presentation
Alliance Room 1326 Washington St., West Newton, MA, United StatesIntergenerational Listening Activity
Alliance Room 1326 Washington St., West Newton, MA, United StatesThis Sunday, the Member Services Committee will facilitate an opportunity for people of different generations to practice intergenerational deep listening. Come to the Alliance Room for this incredible opportunity to ask deep questions and answer questions deeply.
Teen Depression Workshop for Trusted Adults
Alliance Room 1326 Washington St., West Newton, MA, United StatesThe First UU Society in Newton will be partnering with Families for Depression Awareness (FFDA) to offer loved ones and other trusted adults an opportunity to learn about teen mental wellness and how to support the teens in their lives. Families for Depression Awareness helps families recognize and cope with depression and bipolar disorder to get people […]
Over 60s Presentation: Common Sense Mindfulness in Challenging Times
Alliance Room 1326 Washington St., West Newton, MA, United StatesPresenter: Marty Lowenthal, author of twelve books, senior teacher at the Dedicated Life Institute, practitioner. Alliance Room: 12 – 1 pm. Finger food lunch.
Appreciative Inquiry with Revs. Debra and Joel
Alliance Room 1326 Washington St., West Newton, MA, United StatesAppreciative Inquiry (AI) is defined as “an asset-based approach to organizational and social engagement that utilizes questions and dialogue to help participants uncover existing strengths, advantages, or opportunities” in their organizations, including congregations. We will create questions to help identify FUUSN’s strengths and opportunities. We want to hear what works well, when was FUUSN at […]
Appreciative Inquiry with Revs. Debra and Joel
Alliance Room 1326 Washington St., West Newton, MA, United StatesAppreciative Inquiry (AI) is defined as “an asset-based approach to organizational and social engagement that utilizes questions and dialogue to help participants uncover existing strengths, advantages, or opportunities” in their organizations, including congregations. We will create questions to help identify FUUSN’s strengths and opportunities. We want to hear what works well, when was FUUSN at […]
Social Justice Action Presentation: Short-Term Hosting of Immigrant Families
Alliance Room 1326 Washington St., West Newton, MA, United StatesEveryone is invited for our monthly free lunch after coffee hour in the Alliance Room. UU Rev. Kathleen McTigue will speak about her experiences with short-term hosting of small immigrant families who are desperate for privacy and support. The state’s 7,500-person cap on sheltering homeless families and immigrants has left 750 people with small children […]