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to a "free faith" with respect for the inherent worth of every person. Members and friends represent a variety of religious traditions and diverse theologies, and find inspiration together under one roof of shared values.


Upcoming Events

OWL. Sunday, March 7 through Sunday, April 11:
“Our Whole Lives” (OWL), a non-religious sexuality education program for 8th through 10th graders.
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NHA Brown Bag Lunch Lecture Series: Les Ottinger, "In Their Words: Highlights from the Whaling Logs," March 11, noon, Whaling Museum
Les Ottinger is a member and former President of Nantucket's UU congregation. He has been reading the logs of whale ship captains for several years, and has written a number of short articles on the more interesting entries. This lecture is a good chance to learn more about the life of Nantucket whale ship captains, including some of their most personal thoughts.

Parents Night Out. Thursday, March 11, 6 pm – 8 pm.  Children age 3+ play with Sally and Lizie in the Activities Room so that parents can have a night out. Kids have a movie plus toys and loving care.

Bake sale to raise money for Haiti, Saturday March 13, between 10 am and 4 pm at Stop & Shop

Spaghetti Supper. Wednesday, March 17, 5:30 pm. to 7 pm:
Our monthly spaghetti supper, a warm and friendly affair, please join us. $5.00 adults, $2.50 children.

Parents Night Out. Thursday, March 25, 6 pm – 8 pm.  Children age 3+ play with Sally and Lizie in the Activities Room so that parents can have a night out. Kids have a movie plus toys and loving care.

Jane Condon Comedy Show: “Janie Unchained” Wednesday, March 31, 7 pm
Jane Condon, a veteran of “Last Comic Standing,” will perform her show “Janie Unchained” in Hendrix Hall at 7 pm Wed., March 31. Accolades like “sensational” and “hysterical” follow Jane Condon wherever she performs, whether it’s as the audience favorite on NBC’s “Last Comic Standing” or in gigs leading to Back Stage magazine’s dubbing her one of its “Comedy Best Bets.” A Nantucket summer resident, Jane has partnered with the Unitarian Church to promote on-Island laughter in the off-season. Most of the year she lives in Greenwich, Connecticut with her husband and two sons. “Otherwise,” she says, “everything’s fine.” One son has recently graduated from college with a major in religion. “You can imagine,” she says, “The job offers are just pouring in.” The suggested donation for the show is $15 adults, $7.50 students.

Frameworks: “Torture.” Tues., April 6, 7 pm. The March 7 Frameworks discussion on “Use of Force” helps to lay the groundwork for a discussion of government-sponsored torture, but is not a prerequisite. What are the Constitutional rules and limitations on torture? What is the current US policy? Film and discussion in Hendrix Hall.

Howard Zinn film, "The People Speak." Wednesday, April 21, 7 pm, Nantucket Atheneum.
We endeavor to continue spreading Dr. Zinn's message and honor his memory by showing his new DVD, "The People Speak," which explores the concept of democracy based on the lives and experiences of ordinary Americans. This groundbreaking documentary reminds us that democracy is not a spectator sport and to never take liberty for granted. Admission is free. - Peace & Justice Committee.

Frameworks: “Citizens United.” Tues., May 4, 7 pm. The recent US Supreme Court decision in Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission has sparked a number of responses, including a proposed Constitutional amendment, to limit the finding that corporations have free speech rights of human beings. What is the basis of the Court’s decision? Can legislation change the result? What is the Constitutional amendment process?

 


Sunday Sermons

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 go downstairs for Sunday School. Nursery care available for infants. Youth stay for the entire service or help with the Sunday School.

Sunday service, Mar. 14, “Force,” Rev. Jennifer Brooks

Sunday service, Mar. 21, “Songs from the Earth,” Earth Music Sunday with the Youth and Children’s Choirs

Sunday service, Mar. 28, “Arrival,” Primrose Sunday (Palm Sunday) Rev. Jennifer Brooks