Steve Schmidt is a longtime, active member of our congregation and
our Board. Religion has long played an important role in Steve’s life and studies. While in Thailand, as a young man, he studied Theravada Buddhism, and he was ordained as a monk for one year; he then studied for a Master of Arts degree in Philosophy at Chula Longkorn University in Bangkok. More recently, after becoming a member of our church—and because he saw a great consilience between Buddhism and the Principles of Unitarian Universalism–Steve began a course of studies at Andover Newton Theological School. Realizing that UU ministry was not in his future he took a Masters Degree in Moral Theology there.
Join us for our summer Sunday Service led by member Steve Schmidt.
The Fourth of July celebrates the independence of the United States of America from the British monarch. But just what is independence? The Declaration, flawed though it is, was and remains a remarkable statement … read more.
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Join us as in song, word and reflection we will try to discern what the Prophets have written on the subway walls and tenement halls.
Our summer services are led by lay members of the UUCM community and start at 10 AM. We will gather together … read more.
This Sunday’s service will be feature stories from our Social Justice Book Groups. Our summer services are led by lay members of the UUCM community and start at 10 AM. We will gather together for Morning Song at 9:50 AM – please join us then … read more.
This Sunday’s service will be led by Steve Schmidt. In celebration of the 4th of July, the topic of the service will be ‘Independence, Freedom, Liberty’. We will be distributing pocket copies of the Constitution and Declaration of Independence – while supplies last!
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Join us for worship with Steve Schmidt as we explore the question: Where do you go for safety when everything around you is falling to pieces?
After service, join us for coffee and refreshments in the fellowship hall. All are welcome.
Our summer services are led by lay members of our community. All are welcome to attend.
After the service, please join us for coffee and refreshments.
The sanctuary will be open during the time of our normal service for those who wish to spend some quiet time in community. A full service will be offered in the evening as our Christmas Eve service.
We usually think of Abundance in terms of things that we want or like and that are pleasant. But we may also have an Abundance of occasions when we tend to be unskillful or unwise – to do, say or think things that are based … read more.
