A service honoring the contribution of women to Boston history through a celebration of the Boston Women’s Memorial in music, photography and reflection.

Do we undervalue the role of institutions in setting our moral compass? Curt Lamb will share reflections on the need to balance our commitments to perfect values and imperfect institutions.

Yenquei Chung and Sandra Mahanian will share with us their personal experience of being outsiders. Join us to reflect on the universal experience of not feeling welcome among the people, and in the place where you live.

Nobel prize winning theoretical physicist and author Frank Wilczek will speak to us on what contemporary science suggests about understanding our place in the universe.

Suzanne Buchko will lead a service of insight, respite and meditation.

Philip Brown, a national expert on character education, describes the contemporary movement to include moral and emotional learning in K-12 school curriculum and administration.

Tim Wells will share reflections on caste and spirituality.

Didn’t get to UUA General Assembly this year . . . . or perhaps ever? Join us this Sunday to experience the essence of General Assembly as embodied in it’s annual Sunday Morning Worship, this year titled Justice, Healing, Courage.

Lois Shapiro broke her right wrist this spring, imposing powerfully on her life as a performing musician and a single woman living alone. What happened next took her on a fascinating journey of self-discovery with lessons for all. At this service we will consider the … read more.

One of the known effects of the climate crisis is the slow, and occasionally abrupt, displacement of people from their homes and homelands. Where are these displacements taking place, and what are the systems in place, or not, to accommodate people when their homes are … read more.