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The Unitarian Universalist Meeting House of Chatham: A UU Congregation in Chatham serving the greater Cape Cod Community. The Unitarian Universalist denomination is the most open, accepting, and inclusive religious movement in America today. Everyone is welcome. 

Please join us at the UU Meeting House, Chatham, or over Zoom (virtual).

Access Zoom HERE.​​ The UU Sunday Service begins at 10:30 AM.​ See current sermon topics below.

Sunday Service, June 8th at 10:30 AM

"Immigration and Cape Cod: Little Moves and Large Impacts" 

with Victoria Shakespeare

Victoria will be speaking about immigration to Chatham and the greater Cape Cod area. She will share stories typically omitted from the predominant narrative. She will discuss how, when it comes to history, the words we use matter, as well as the notion that little things can have a large impact.

Sunday Service, June 15th at 10:30 AM
"We Don’t Know What We Don’t Know" with Rev. Chris McMahon

Human beings like to have a sense of order in their lives. This is a natural and essential part of developing a sense of safety and security. This is why humans often seem to have answers for even the most difficult questions, including ultimate questions, which is why there are so many religions in the world. But the fact is that our knowledge of reality is limited. Unfortunately, not having answers to ultimate questions can lead a person to accept answers and theories that aren’t necessarily true. And this can lead a person to close their mind and refuse to consider alternatives.

UUMH Annual Meeting, Sunday, June 15 - All-In-One Gathering

Please mark your calendars and join us for our Annual Meeting on June 15, following the Sunday service. We count on our members to participate by voting on our new Board of Trustees, proposed bylaws, and reports. Also, this year, we invite you to join our "All-In-One gathering," which includes lunch to celebrate the payoff of our building mortgage and a 25th anniversary concert by the All Worn Out Jug Band. That’s Sunday, June 15, right here in our sanctuary, our All-In-One Gathering.

Unitarian Universalist Annual General Assembly Meeting
Sunday, June 22, 11:00 AM - Watch from Home

The Unitarian Universalist annual General Assembly meeting will be held later this month in Baltimore, MD. On Sunday, June 22, we will NOT have our usual service in the sanctuary here at UUMH. Instead, we are encouraging everyone to join UUs all over the world and Zoom from home into the GA Worship Service from 11 am to 12:30 pm on Sunday, June 22. A link will be provided on our website: http://www.uumh.net/

  • UUA General Assembly: Wednesday, June 18 through Sunday, June 22, 2025 in Baltimore, Maryland, and/or online for this 5-day immersive experience where we participate in inspirational worship services and informative workshops, reconvene with friends and colleagues, and explore our bustling exhibit hall. 

Our "Pledge Tree" grows new leaves every time a new pledge comes in.  Watch us grow! 

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UUMH Annual Meeting and All-in-One-Gathering - After the Service, Sunday, June 15th, Annual Meeting at 11:30 PM, Lunch at 12:15 PM, "All Worn Out Jug Band" at 2 PM (by donation)

"What Next?" Discussion Group - Saturdays, June 7 & June 21 at 3 PM

MUUGS - Thursday, June 19, 11:30 AM 

Caregivers Support Group - Saturday, June 21, 9 AM

Osprey PointWomen's UUMH Group Social - Monday, June 23rd at 5:00 PM

UUMH Thrift Shop - Hours: Monday-Friday, 10 AM - 3 PM

Monthly Monday Book Club - Next Meeting Monday, October 20th

Saturday Meditation - Weekly at 9:30 AM on Zoom

 - Includes Audio of (7) Joan's Meditations!

Small Groups - Assorted Days/Times

"Tree of Hope" - Visit anytime at UUMH

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SUNDAY, JUNE 15th, 2:00 PM

Be in the room where it happened. The "All Worn Out Jug Band" is a concert celebration and was birthed 25 years ago at UUMH, and UUMH is hosting. AWOJB has performed hundreds of concerts featuring eclectic sets, including jug band classics interwoven with American roots music from traditional folk to Cajun, country, and gospel. The concert will include special guests from the band's past. Suggested Donation $20.

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