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Office hours are temporarily suspended. Our Meeting House Administrator, Sue, is working from home. The best way to reach her is at office@unitarianchurchnantucket.org.
Please always feel free to call or email our minister, Rev. Linda at 508-680-6498, RevLinda@unitarianchurchnantucket.org.
We are here for you.
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We meet on Zoom every Sunday at 10:45am. Join us for a
non-denominational, open-hearted service of love, courage and thoughtfulness.
All are welcome! Click here to view last week's service.
SUNDAY
SERVICE
Meeting House Choir
Our music program is headed up by Music Director, Nigel Goss. Our choir continues, virtually!
Saturday Social
Join us on the 2nd, 4th and 5th Saturdays of the month. These will be in person in the Activities Room with a Zoom option
Monday Tea
Join Loretta Middleton and Susan Richards and friends every Monday at 4pm for virtual tea. Come along as we share, listen and enjoy one another's company over tea.
Read last week's Sermon
If you missed a Sunday you can read or listen to Rev. Linda's Reflections by clicking here. You can also watch a recent service by clicking here.
TV, Movie and Book Suggestions
This Week's Reflection
Duty and Memorial Day
Crafting Group
Join us as we create crafts, kibitz and share ideas, worries and community. Bring whatever you are working on or receive tips on new projects you have always wanted to take on.
World Explorers
Every Sunday with our Children's Program Director, Leyah Jensen, children with have the opportunity to explore beliefs and cultures through hands on projects.
Order of Service
Sunday May 22, 2022
updated Fridays
Service Leader: Rev. Linda Simmons
Sunday May 29, 2022
We return to our main sanctuary this Sunday, albeit with some Covid restrictions in place to keep us all safe. When the country and science have conceded covid safety to personal preference why do we continue to hold out? Join us this Memorial Day when we remember those that gave their lives for what they considered their duty to their country and what duty might mean today for all of us.
