Welcome
We come together from diverse traditions as a welcoming, religious community with shared values, seeking spiritual growth, lifelong religious education, and fellowship. We strive to promote justice, acceptance, and compassion in the world.
Join us at 10:30 a.m. Sunday mornings, at the:
Claire W. Teague Senior Center,
917 South Main Street, Great Barrington, MA
(on Rt 7, about 1.5 mi South of town center)
Upcoming worship services:
April 29 – "They All Sang Bread and Roses" – Barbara and Graham Dean – More than flowers and maypoles, May Day was once designated the first Labor Day in the US and is celebrated as such in many countries today. Folk singers Graham and Barbara Dean will explore the history and contemporary meaning of this celebration in word and song. Music: The Deans. Share the Plate with Hands in Outreach.
May 6 – “Unconditional Love and Warm Toes” – Rev. Carol Allman Morton – Today we honor our animal companions, and all the animals domestic and wild that enrich our lives through their presence. Music: Lisa Maras, piano.
May 13 – "Evangelism: Telling our Story" – Rev. Carol Allman Morton – Have we given away the word evangelism? Our tradition is built on a foundation of not forcing creeds on anyone, but what about sharing with others what helps us to be whole? How do we share our personal visions of the world with others in a meaningful way? Music: Lisa Maras, piano.
May 20 – Get Organized as a Spiritual Practice – Pam Kristan – Human desires, ideas, aspirations, and hopes are without limit. Yet here we are, living in a world of limited time and space. What a challenge! How can we honor both our limits and our limitlessness? Music: Lias Maras, piano.
May 27 – "Remembrance Day" – Ellie Ghitman, Annarose Stewart, Eleanor Stewart, Chet Kalm – Our thoughts turn at this time to honor the many men and women who have sacrificed their lives for our country, and we also want to respect the many efforts that are made by those seeking peace for our country and the world. Music: Eleanor Stewart and Lisa Maras.