This post is for those bearing the weight of invisible burdens.

We continue to explore the theme of Heritage in October, as we have our traditional Game Night Potluck this week, among other opportunities for fellowship and fun! Get the deets! conta.cc/3ZWj2e7

However our ancestors came to this land, some thousands of years ago, others just recently, there are gifts and burdens that come to rest on our souls and our shoulders. What now?

On Sunday, October 22, we welcome Drag Performer Maxi Glamour who will perform some of their own music and have a conversation with Rev. Krista about identity, acceptance, and living your truth. Join us in the sanctuary or online at 10:00 am.

Humanism came into Unitarianism and Universalism in the late 1800s and early 1900s. It was met with welcome and resistance. We’ll explore what this means for us today as we deepen what it means to be open to the world around us. What do we welcome? What do we resist?

Celebrating the Dead: One of the ways we honor our deceased loved ones is to celebrate them and be generous with each other. You are welcome to bring flowers or a picture for a loved one you would like to remember. Join us in our Sanctuary or online on Sunday, November 5 at 10 am

Our Search Team will present a progress report, including an early look at the Congregational Survey responses. We'll look forward to the remaining steps in the search process, & we'll offer personal reflections on serving on the Search Team & receiving your generous responses.

The great UU tradition of Bread Sunday – we're going to have fun and fellowship! Bring bread! Come if you're new – it's a great time to meet folks!

We often are tempted to embrace scarcity as a prime reality. Not enough love, not enough time, not enough money, just not enough. Let us remind ourselves that generosity and grace surround us. Join us on Sunday, November 26 at 10 in our sanctuary or online.

Bob Delaney At Large: A Madrigal Evening with Julie and Joan bobbyd0702.blogspot.com/2023/12/a-madr… #blog SO to Eliot Chapel

We share UUA President Rev. Dr. Sofía Betancourt's words with you on this first night of #Hanukkah. We send blessings to all who will gather to light the menorah in sacred remembrance of the struggles and the miracles experienced by those who came before. #UU #HappyHolidays

As the shortest days of the year are upon us, we take a look at what gifts (if any), darkness can bring. Join us as we host guest speaker Sabrina Trupia and enjoy music from The Tritones throughout the service!

So often justice and spirituality are seen as two separate things. They are not. In our UU faith tradition, one cannot be fulfilled without the other.

Join us for a Christmas Eve service in Eliot Chapel's Sanctuary. The 10:00 am service will feature the Eliot Chalice Chimes while our 5:00 pm service features the Eliot Chapel Choir. Both services will include candlelight and singing and both services will be livestreamed.

What seeds are you planting for the new year? How are you weaving your magic into your relationships with others? How can we center beauty and goodness and love in all that's ahead?

What do you need to be liberated from? On Sunday, you'll get your chance to symbolically let it go. Also on Sunday, we'll be returning to two services! We've got a seat for you at 9:45 or 11:15!

MLK embodied a unique style of leadership that worked in his time. What kind of leaders do we yearn for today? Join us on Sunday as we consider this question.

In Unitarian Universalism we often say that love is at the center of our faith. But what does that really mean?

Eliot's Immigration Justice Team delivers the message Sunday morning! Come learn how the immigrant experience shapes and informs our work. This is your opportunity to meet one of the social justice teams and what we are about! And we have great music on deck, too! See you there!