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Our Church Staff
Rev. Hank Peirce
Minister
Minister’s Study:
781-396-7309
Kimberly Wootan
Director of
Religious Education
Thom Lissey
Music Director
Our Covenant
Love is the doctrine of this church,
The quest for truth is its sacrement,
And service is its prayer.
To dwell together in peace,
To seek knowledge in freedom,
To serve humankind in fellowship,
To the end that all souls shall grow into harmony with the divine.
Thus do we covenant with each other and with God.
Order Of Service
service flower arrangement
Flower / accessory arrangement at the head of our sanctuary during a Sunday service. More examples from past services here.
Call to Worship

Welcome and Greeting

Chalice Lighting

Hymn

Reading of Covenant

Time for All Ages (children leave for RE afterwards)

Prayer

Candles of Joys and Concerns

Reading

Offering

Doxology

Sermon

Hymn

Benediction


Service ends at approximately 12:00 noon. Social hour follows.
Choir Christmas Paegent 2007
Choir with Music Director Thom Lissey before the
2007 UUCM Christmas Eve Paegent
Choir
The choir at the UU Church of Medford rehearses at 10 a.m. every Sunday from September through June. This volunteer group of singers is made up of members and friends of the congregation. The choir sings during the worship service two or three Sundays each month, as well as on special occasions such as Christmas Eve.
Anyone is welcome to join the choir! There are no auditions, and music-reading skills are not required. For more information, please contact Thom Lissey, Music Director, at music@uumedford.org.
Social Hour
Our social hour follows immediately after the Sunday morning service in Benker Hall, at the back of the church. Everyone is invited and encouraged to join us there ... especially newcomers! If you have children they will have plenty of company.
We are a very friendly congregation. Do not worry if you are coming to your first service and do not know anyone in the church that day – people will make sure you feel welcome. You may quickly find yourself in a conversation about your spirituality, religious background (in UU churches you will find yourself among atheists, Buddhists, pagans, and people who were raised in mainline Protestant, Catholic and Jewish traditions), and what brought you to UUCM that particular day.
Social hour features coffee (regular and decaf), tea, juice and soda, and snacks chosen by the day’s hosts.