Every month, from September through June, we and other UU congregations focus on a specific theme.
These are our ‘regular services‘
During the summer, we hold services that follow a different format and schedule.
The Schedule for 2025 UUCM Summer Services
During the summer, UUCM Sunday services will be both familiar and a little different. They will offer opportunities for connection and spiritual renewal, be varied in format or ways to participate, and they will, as always, welcome newcomers.
The Weekly Update will provide the time (usually 9:30am) and location or format for each week.
| Date | Presenter | Topic | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| June 15 | Lynn Coakley | A Discussion about Worship, etc. | |
| June 22 @ 11am-12:30pm | Livestream | UUA General Assembly (GA) Worship Service | |
| June 29 | Linda Higgs | Gifts, Talents, Abilities, and Skills | |
| July 6 | Video Service | America: The Poem in Our Eyes | |
| July 13 | Bryan Higgs | Curiosity | |
| July 20 | Candy Shirey | ||
| July 27 | Lynn Coakley | Dog Days of Summer | |
| Aug 3 | Candy Shirey | ||
| Aug 10 | Nancy Baker | Togetherness | |
| Aug 17 | Nancy Baker | Confidence | |
| Aug 24 | Michael Conley | ||
| Aug 31 | Video Service | Work and Play | (holiday weekend) |
| Sep 7 @ 10:30am | Nancy Baker & Lynn Coakley | Return Again | Regular in-sanctuary service. (Ferry Beach weekend |
Monadnock Summer Lyceum 2025 (11am)
Learn more about each speaker and their topic at https://www.monadnocklyceum.org/current.
| July 6 | Christian McEwan, Listening to the Past |
| July 13 | Shilpa Jindia, Why Are Ideas Dangerous? : The Fight for Academic Freedom on American Campuses |
| July 20 | Dr. Annie Brewster, Stories for Health |
| July 27 | Jonah Wheeler, Demystifying State and Local Government |
| Aug 3 | Douglas Anderson, Musicals That Matter: From Showboat to Hamilton |
| Aug 10 | Nora Fiffer, Making Room for the Audience: A Conversation with a Theatre and Film Director |
| Aug 17 | Charles Coe, Poetry for Political and Social Change |
| Aug 24 | Sara Cronin, Key to New Hampshire:, How Zoning Shapes Our World |
For more information, contact the Church Office.
Regular Services
Below are descriptions of our upcoming regular services. If you see none, that simply means that the descriptions are not yet available.
Flower Communion: Blooming into Freedom (In Person and Online)
Candy Shirey and The Worship Team
Using the Flower Communion as a metaphor for freedom, this reflection will emphasize that true freedom isn’t just external permission, but an internal journey of self-realization and unfolding of our authentic selves. It connects individual growth to the community’s embrace, highlighting how collective support enables this personal blossoming. For this service, you are invited to bring a flower, symbolizing your unique spirit, and to receive a flower, symbolizing the spirit of another.
After church: Stay for our annual picnic in the Shelley Garden. Weather permitting, we’ll set up a potluck lunch under the trees right after worship. Amy Conley will provide music. You are invited to bring ready-to-eat fare to share: appetizers, salads, sandwiches, fruit, dessert. Beverages will be provided. Bring one of your collapsible chairs too!
The theme for the month of June is The Practice of Freedom.
To attend in person:
Masks are optional.
To attend virtually:
Join Zoom Meeting
https://zoom.us/j/91293689668?
Meeting ID: 912 9368 9668
Passcode: 949071
Link will be active starting 15 minutes before the service begins, to allow everyone to log on.