Rev Paul Sprecher will join us with a sermon titled “Mother’s for Reconciliation” - The women who first advocated for Mother’s Day were addressing themselves TO mothers, not asking others to praise them. Remembering the work of Julia Ward Howe and Anna Reese Jarvis and her daughter Anna M. Jarvis reminds us that Mother’s Day was once something more than a celebration of highly commercialized sentimentality.
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This Sunday, May 2nd, our own Rev Richard Trudeau will present a sermon titled "Cathedral".
In an illustrated sermon Richard reflects on why he is so fascinated by the medieval cathedral in Lincoln, England.
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Lisa Kirk rejoins us on Sunday, April 18 th with a service titled “RBG”.
We all know these initials and what the esteemed justice was known for. Come and explore some of what we may not know about her.
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This week Our guest leader will present a sermon titled “The Inner Light and the Society of Friends”.
The concept of a divinely-inspired “Larger Self” first came to us from ancient Hinduism and most recently from many New Age teachings. However, we need look no further than the Society of Friends (Quakers) for a similar but unique teaching of the “Inner Light.” Perhaps this 17th century teaching has something useful and modern to consider for our Unitarian Universalist path.
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“Is there Life After Death?” In congregations across the world this Easter, this question has been answered already. As Unitarian Universalists, our search for truth and meaning is encouraged and we find our own answers. We will consider different perspectives and answers to this question in our time together. Our guest, Rev Vera O’Brien, will help us to explore our faith.
Brief Biography
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Joining us on Sunday, March 28th, is the Rev Danielle Di Bona. Her sermon is titled “Purpose Not Perfection”. The poet Amanda Gorman writes: "we are not striving to form a union that is perfect. We are striving to forge a union with purpose.” Unitarian Universalists often get stuck in the perfection cycle which often prevents both a faith filled communal spirit and relationship. Let's focus on building relationships for the good of our communities.
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Join us on March 14: Worship With Rev.
The Unitarian Church welcomes our Guest Minister: Rev. Richard Trudeau, who joins us on Sunday March 7th, with a sermon titled “When God Spoke with an Irish Brogue” – A sermon about the time when Christianity had an affair with Celtic paganism. Come and join us as we learn a little of our faith. We are the Unitarian Church located at 309 North Main Street in Fall River. Our service starts promptly at 10:30 AM. We hope that you will consider joining us as we continue our search for ways to have a satisfying and productive life. We are ZOOMing on Sundays. Email us for the link.