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For a Special Meeting of the Unitarian Church of Montpelier
To be held on Sunday October 27, 2019 at 11am in the Sanctuary
All are encouraged to attend to discuss and have Active Members vote … read more.
Are you concerned about the climate crisis and wonder what you can do about it? Do you want to join with others from our church community in taking action together? Come to the UCM Climate Action Team retreat on Saturday, September 7th! We will learn … read more.
The morning of Wednesday, June 19, UCM contractor, Dan Wetmore uncovered significant rot in the original 1865 wooden sheathing underneath the siding on the School Street side of the church. In order to better learn how we might repair and replace the rotted wood, the … read more.
The ET wants to thank all 134 of you who completed the Two Services Worship Survey. As we have made more space in the pews, we have seen an overall increase in our average total Sunday attendance. This means more people – newcomers alongside long-time … read more.
Dear UCM Members and Friends,
On behalf of the UCM Governing Board I am excited to share the appointment of an amazing group of people to serve on the Building for the Future (BFF) Steering Committee, a group created by the Board to carry out the … read more.
Dear UCM members and friends,
Our March worship theme of “Journey” is very much on my mind as I count down the days to my departure to Honduras on March 18 for an interfaith “… read more.
It was an honor to share in offering an interfaith invocation at the Women’s March rally at the State House on Saturday, January 19. I spoke alongside Asma Elhuni and Auburn Watersong. Asma is a proud Muslim women who came to the United States as a … read more.
I had the honor of offering the devotional to the Vermont State Senate on Wednesday, January 9, 2019 as they gathered for the opening of the legislative session. These are the words I shared:
The world we live in is constantly in motion, and we … read more.
Of all our topics this year, possibility is arguably most central to our faith. It has distinguished Unitarian Universalists from the start. Historically, when others saw depravity and sin at the core of human identity, we saw potential–sometimes with hardly any boundaries. When many … read more.
