The Rev. Christina Sillari joins us from Portland, Maine. She served First Parish Church in Portland for eleven years as their settled minister. Contact her at: .
Looking Back & Looking Forward…
Please join us on Sunday, July 28th as we celebrate our ministry paths, past, present and future!
Speaker: Rev Donna Dolham
Rev Donna Dolham is a Unitarian Universalist minister working as a Hospice Chaplain with Androscoggin Home Care and Hospice. She has served as a Beyond Categorical Thinking facilitator with the Unitarian Universalist Association, traveling throughout the US to congregations in transition, and has been in lay leadership positions prior to entering seminary. If you’d like to know more about her ministry, please visit her website at donnadolham.com.
Do you Know Where you Are?
As we live into this changing world, how will we take the time to create space for where we are as individuals and as a community.
Lessons from Wood Shop
Join us this Sunday as we explore the process of transformation individually as an Association of Unitarian Universalists. What do we add and what do we let drop away…
Lessons from Wood Shop
Join us this Sunday as we explore the process of transformation. What do we add and what do we let drop away…
Everything is Connected
How are our small and imperceptible choices and behaviors connected to our commitment to justice?
Liberating Love
The act of opening our hearts to love is an act of liberation. In what ways does love center our lives?
In the Stillness
As the chill of winter and the anticipation of snow settles in, may the mystery of stillness offer us a place to reflect, quiet our minds and spirits and engage a way forward filled with restoration and peace.
Savor the Moment
As we head into a season filled with reflections of capitalism inviting us away from our grounding in community and connection, what does it mean to be generous? In what ways can we slow down, notice the moments and find the beauty of this winter season?
Strong at the Broken Places
Our hearts break open with the news of the violence for our neighbors in Lewiston and surrounding areas, for families, friends, and loved ones. We can be present for each other, supporting each other and grieving together. Please join us as we gather in person and online.
What Kind of Community Are We Planning?
“What is extraordinary appears to us as a habit, the dawn, a daily routine of nature.” Abraham Joshua Heschel Abraham Joshua Heschel’s words invite us to remember that there is no accident to creating a beloved community. Please join us this Sunday as we explore creating community together!