Our Sunday Services (September to June) are held at 10:00 am.
The children in our congregation (Pre-K and older) begin by attending worship with their families and later leave the sanctuary to gather for their own religious exploration. Nursery care is available throughout the service for children ages 0-5 years. A coffee and social hour follows.
In this workshop series, we will unpack racism in Canada and explore ways to become allies in the struggle to dismantle the racial barriers in our congregations and the larger community. All are welcome but please note the workshop takes an explicit view that transforming ourselves and our society into a racially just place implicates…
“If you would indeed behold the spirit of death, Open your hearts wide unto the body of life.” ~ Kahlil Gibran This UU curriculum facilitates a process of personal reflection, learning, and spiritual growth focused on the topics of death, dying and grief, bringing them into the light of our daily lives and out of the dark…
Please join the Connection Team for a UFP Pub Nite at Ashburnham Ale House in East City. Enjoy your favourite beverage and snack while enjoying the company of others in the Fellowship. All are welcome. Plan to purchase your own libations and snacks. (Pub Nites happen about 4 x a year.)
Our lives are a series of page-turnings…some chapters have closed and there are unwritten pages ahead of us. At this time when many traditions and cultures honour those who have died, we’ll spend some time remembering, while also imagining what effect the past might have on our future. You’re invited to bring an object or…
November’s Theme: A Community that “Leans In” All of us experience challenges in our lives. Enfolded in these challenges are opportunities for growth and insight that are often overlooked because we remain immersed in the difficulty. On this Sunday we will explore broadening our perspective of challenges to appreciate the potential gifts they offer. We…
This beautifully animated movie will be followed by a refreshment break and then a Q and A with Mahsa Mohensi about growing up in Afghanistan in a traditional culture. Mahsa is part of the family that the UFP is currently sponsoring. All proceeds go to the Refugee Sponsorship Fund so please come and pay what you…