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Sunday Services
Sunday Services begin at 10:30 AM. Please join us in person or by Zoom.
Our Zoom Sunday Services may be accessed through the following link: CLICK HERE, Meeting ID: 949 1161 9547, Passcode: 885325
Sunday, April 30th - "Work and Play" - Rev. Tracy Johnson
Tomorrow is May Day. Today we will look at two of its faces, look for our theme in their midst and, if all goes well, gather around the Maypole to celebrate together!
Greeters: Priscilla Smith and Bonnie Brydges
You can visit our Website Homepage for a list of additional upcoming Sunday Services. View printed past sermons here. View past video sermons here.
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Dance your way into spring!
Yes, there is actually a Maypole growing in the Sanctuary.
The question is, will it be inside or outside on Sunday? Come to find out.
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Rev. Tracy"s Office Hours & Pastoral Care
Reverend Tracy will typically be in the office for a few hours two days per week. This schedule is held with the flexibility to accommodate meetings and appointments. Please call or email to ensure availability. Rev. Tracy is always available for pastoral emergencies and can be reached at 203-217-7991 or arevtracy@gmail.com. Our Pastoral Care Team can also be reached when needs arise. Members include Sue Bauer, Chair, Mary Parsons, and Debbie Zahka.
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Holocaust Remembrance Program
Tuesday, April 25th, 7 PM
Please join members of the Nauset Interfaith Association and our communities in honoring the memory of lives lost in the Jewish holocaust.
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We are invited to hear from our candidate for the UUA Presidency!
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Article II Study Commission Updates and Opportunities!
Here is your chance to participate in the UUA Bylaws Review Process! Click on the links below to access details.
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UUMH Stewardship Campaign
In case you missed the email, here is a blurb from an email note sent this week.
"What does the UU Meeting House in Chatham mean to you? This community of Unitarian Universalists is many things to our members. It's a place to "support and encourage social justice principles," one that is "open in spirit, faith, and acceptance," and one that honors "love and service and humanity." The welcoming community of UUMH is all of these things and so much more.
The future is bright as joyful voices fill our sanctuary and our hearts as we gather for in-person services, as well as online. Our goal is to remain financially secure as well as to be a strong voice for justice, compassion, and the search for truth and meaning in the years ahead.
Your continued support and involvement in the coming year are essential. Whatever you give, and however it arrives, we are so grateful for your support!"
If you make a pledge, please send an email to uumh@uumh.net with the pledge amount. If you don’t want the commitment of a pledge, you can make an immediate one-time donation to “Unrestricted Gift.”
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Branch Out Member Meeting: April
Our next Branching Out Gathering is Thursday, April 27th, 5:00 PM at 400 East.
Come to chat and feel free to bring along friends!
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Thrift Shop Season: Setup Details
Next Friday, April 28th, we will begin setting up the Thrift Shop starting with the men bringing down all the furniture. The following week we will go through the donated items in the workroom and put them into the Fleck Room (there are lots of beautiful items gathered). Click the button below to see when you are scheduled to work. Please come to church on the days you are working and help with the setup and pricing. If you can help on other days that would be greatly appreciated. We probably will be getting donations so it will be a busy time. The more the merrier! - Mary Parsons
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Help Wanted!
Are you organized, comfortable with using Word and email, and can lend us a hand 2-4 hours a month? Worship Services Leaders need administrative help, either volunteer or paid, to process paperwork, messages, and material for some of the services. This support help can be done at home or from the UUMH office. If you have any interest or know of someone who can help us, please contact Danielle Jeanloz at daniellejeanloz@gmail.com. Danielle will be delighted to provide you with more information. Thank you!
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Sustainable Practices Film at the Chatham Orpheum Theater
REFLECTIONS: A WALK WITH WATER
Saturday, May 6th | 9:30 AM
NR | 79min | Documentary
The conditions that make life possible are rapidly changing. Reckoning with this reality on the cusp of a record-setting dry season, filmmaker Emmett Brennan embarks on a powerful journey to find stories of hope and healing. Brennan sets out to walk 200 miles next to the iconic Los Angeles aqueduct. Along the way he encounters cultural leaders, ecological iconoclasts, and indigenous wisdom keepers who are re-envisioning our relationship to water. The water cycle is being broken, they say, and the consequence is an increasingly erratic and uninhabitable planet.
Through a series of intimate vignettes, Reflection: a walk with water offers essential guidance for reviving this cycle. The award-winning film highlights transformational stories from LA and other parts of California and makes widespread ecological healing seem well within reach.
Details: https://chathamorpheum.org/sustainable-practices
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Social Justice Community Outreach for April
This month's social justice collection is for the Cape Cod J-1 Road Safety Program. Donations will be used to purchase backpacks and reflectors the program will provide to J-1 participants. Thank you in advance for your support!
Photo by Viktor Bystrov on Unsplash
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Saturday Meditation Group
“Our body talks to us in Feelings and Sensations. Meditation Practice is taking time out to listen.”
The Saturday Meditation is at 9:30 AM Weekly - attend over Zoom from anywhere!
Find details on the UUMH Events-Activities Page.
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