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to a "free faith" with respect for the inherent worth of every person. Members and friends celebrate a variety of religious traditions and have diverse theologies, finding inspiration together under one roof of shared values.
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Upcoming Events
Sunday, September 5, at 4 pm, Overboard. Caleb Wheldon’s a cappella group performs in concert. More at www.overboardvocals.com.
Sunday, September 19, Congregational Lunch & Pledge Campaign Launch. From the Sunday service to lunch in the garden. Planned by Pledge Campaign Committee members David Oman (Chair), Trish Jarrell, and Linda Sonnonstine Spery, with logistics by Bob Hall, catering by Cris O’Reilly, and cake by Eidy Venzor Brière.
Sunday Morning Service, September 26 is a service led by the choir. The theme will combine music with the history of the choir, with reminiscences by various people. Some of the stories are very funny. Don't miss it!
Sunday, October 3, at 4 pm, Ragtime Music for Organ. Marcia Hempel plays several selections by Scott Joplin, as well as ragtime by many other composers. This special concert includes "The Footwarmer," "Too Much Raspberry," "Wild Cherries,” and "The Cubanola Glide." Donations will be accepted for the Unitarian Church Music Program.
Saturday, October 9, Annual Organ Crawl. Nantucket organists will play short concerts one after another at the various churches. The audience strolls from one church to another in between. Marcia Hempel’s concert is usually at 11:30 am. The exact schedule will be announced closer to the date.
Sunday Service
Sunday Service 10:45 am
Program for Children 10:30-12:00
Children's Choir 12:00
Coffee, Refreshments, and Conversation 12:00
Children begin the morning with the adult congregation, then during the congregational greeting leave for Sunday School. Nursery care available for infants. Youth stay for the entire service or help with the Sunday School.
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