For Sunday, October 22, a Chalice Circle discussion will focus on our shared humanity. The First Principle that Unitarian Universalists affirm and promote is the inherent worth and dignity of every person. In these troubling times, how can this acknowledgement of our shared humanity offer us hope and a call to action? Ann Linge will lead the service at 10 am at the church, corner of Parker and Main Streets in Northfield. All will be welcome. As is our practice for Chalice Circle services, there will not be a Zoom call this Sunday.
During tomorrow’s Chalice Circle service, Rev. Melissa Carvill Ziemer will gather with any children and teens who would like to engage in community care. Our care for our congregation will be to prepare for and set up coffee hour. Our care for our community will be to plan a community service project in support of individuals and families living in temporary shelters. We will make signs and posts to invite members of the congregation and community to participate in the project.
