Services
WORSHIP SCHEDULE
During most of the year, our Sunday morning worship service schedule includes a 10 a.m. service for families (children and adults) and a 10:30 a.m. service for adults (while children attend religious education classes). The service and the religious education classes both end at 11:30 a.m. and are followed by a time of refreshment and fellowship.
Services not following that schedule are indicated.
The Unitarian Church of Sharon will be holding virtual services until further notice. Look for upcoming emails with the link to the virtual service in your inbox (check your junk folder if you haven’t received the email by Saturday afternoon). Contact Leslie at adminassist if you have any questions. The Sunday services will be at 10:30 a.m. unless otherwise noted.
Contact Rev Jolie Minister or Jeff Rose ITchair if you haven’t received the link by Saturday afternoon.
We suggest you arrive early to make sure you are able to connect and to use the time to have child-friendly welcoming conversations with other gathering participants .
April 5 Religious Education Sunday
10:15 am on Zoom
Each of us fashions meaning out of the clay of our lived experience. Children in Preschool through Grade 8 will share with the whole congregation some of the meaning that they fashioned while they have met together this year. ~Louise Marcoux, DRE
April 12 “Constant Liberation”
This is an important week for our Jewish friends and our Christian friends. Today is Easter, the culmination of Holy Week in Christianity, and Passover is April 8-16. There are powerful messages in the stories of Easter and Passover, and we retell them year after year. How do we shift from feeling like we are always waiting for liberation, to knowing that we are always working on liberation? Rev. Jolie preaching; Zoom worship service.
April 19 “Freedom Through Interconnection”
“Free” and “friend” come from the same root word. How do our connections and relationships help us get free? Our worship service today will include a guest presentation from the Louis D. Brown Peace Institute about their work as a center for healing, teaching, and learning for families and communities dealing with murder, trauma, grief, and loss. And Rev. Jolie will share reflections from her time as an intern at the Peace Institute.
April 26 Healing the Earth, Healing Ourselves
The service this Sunday will be lay-led and focus upon shifting our mindset from one where we are apart from the living earth to one where we are a part of the living earth. After the service there will be a variety of opportunities to learn more and engage with topics shared during worship
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