Upcoming Events & Activities
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Sunday, June 15 - "All-In-One Gathering"
UUMH Service, Annual Meeting, Lunch, Concert
"All Worn Out Jug Band" 25th Anniversary Concert
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, the All-In-One Gathering.
Concert on June 15th, 2:00 PM. Suggested Donation $20.
UUMH Thrift Shop
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Shop Early - Don't Miss Out
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General Hours M-F, 10 AM - 3 PM
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Volunteers are needed in the afternoons or as subs.
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Your Volunteer Time & Donated Treasures Are Gratefully Accepted Now and Throughout the Season during Open Hours.
The Thrift Shop proceeds contribute significantly to the UUMH budget! Thank you for your time and your donations!
Contact Pam E at: chathamuumh@gmail.com
"What Now?" Discussion Group
Meeting Date: Saturdays, June 7 & June 21 at 3 PM
Meets In the UUMH Sanctuary
Our gatherings aim to hear and support each other, along with the vulnerable in our communities, in this starkly altered world. We will discuss and decide on our future meeting schedule.
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MUUGS
Men's Unitarian Universalist Group Social
Thursday, June 19th at 11:30 AM
Let's meet at the 400 East Restaurant, East Harwich for a cordial, stimulating, friendly, and thought-provoking social get-together! Led by Evan H.
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Caregivers Support Group
Saturday, June 21st at 9 AM
The next Caregivers’ Support Group meeting will be on June 21st at 9:00 AM at UUMH, Minister's Office. For anyone who is feeling the weight of caring for a loved one, be it local, at a distance, or if you are feeling overwhelmed with feelings, please join Rev. Chris and others to share. Let Chris know you are coming, or simply arrive. All are welcome. If you let Chris know, he would be happy to set up a Zoom connection for you.
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OSPREY POINT
UUMH Women's Group Social
Monday, June 23rd at 5:00 PM
It’s almost summer and, therefore, nearly time for Osprey Point! Open to all women connected to the Meeting House. We meet at Osprey Point once a month on Monday evenings at 5 PM for an hour or so (before the bugs arrive!).
Bring your lawn chair and your dinner/snack/whatever, and join new and old friends. It is a beautiful, peaceful place that we usually have to ourselves. Bring your cameras and/or your binoculars. Sue B. will send out a reminder email a few days prior, so it would be good to email me if you plan to come. (See Directory)
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By the way…Osprey Point will not be found on any map or through any Google search. That’s because we named it!
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Directions: Forest Beach Road off Route 28 in South Chatham. Go .4 miles to a left turn on Bay View. Straight ahead and up a short hill. And there you are. Hope to see you there at one of our favorite spots with some of our favorite people!
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UUMH Monthly Book Club
The 3rd Monday at 10:00 AM - Next Meeting, October 20th
Book for October: "The Women" by Kristen Hannah.
The club meets on the third Monday of each month, with summers off, at Park Place, 912 Main Street, Chatham, MA. Each participant chooses a book for the group and then leads the discussion. Over the years, the group has read various fiction, nonfiction, and memoirs. This exceptional opportunity to get together and enjoy great conversation is a favorite time for the group. All are welcome! For information, contact Gail E.
Some recent books:
The Soul of an Octopus by Sy Montgomery, My Antonia by Willa Cather, Remarkably Brilliant Creatures by Shelby Van Pelt, Grandma Gatewood’s Walk by Ben Montgomery, Blue Latitudes by Tony Horwitz, Just Mercy by Bryan Stevenson, Beyond the Bright Sea by Lauren Wolk, The Ride of Her Life by Elizabeth Letts
"Tree of Hope" Community Initiative
We invite you to visit the "Tree of Hope" on the side lawn of the UU Meeting House, Main Street, Chatham. It is a place to seek comfort and share messages of loving kindness. Chatham resident Vangie Collins and several volunteers initiated the idea for this dedicated community space. The community can leave tokens and expressions of hope including kindness rocks, ornaments, or heartfelt thoughts and prayers. The newly decorated tree was introduced with messages of hope. Thank you to all who participated.
Meditation Group (Zoom)
Weekly on Saturdays at 9:30 AM
“Our body talks to us in Feelings and Sensations.
Meditation Practice is taking time out to listen.”
Join our weekly Meditation Group.
The UU Meditation group meets on Zoom at 9:30 every Saturday morning.
Click on the link below to join the session. With Zoom, you can tune in from any location!
This link will be used for each Saturday meeting from 9:30 - 10:30 AM.
Email Nancy Fields with questions: nefields42@gmail.com
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Join Zoom Meeting: HERE
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Meeting ID: 937 1731 3258
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Password 040260
"Breathe with Joan"
Joan Konopka taught so many of us to slow down and savor the moment through meditation. We celebrate her life, her memory, and her spirit within us. Enjoy this 3-minute meditation practice which one of her students and friends, Dana McCoy, captured and shared with us. Click here.
"Joanisms"
Inspiring thoughts by Joan shared with her many friends and followers, read by the Unitarian Meeting House of Chatham Meditation Group. In Memory of Joan Konopka. Produced by Dana McCoy. Click here.
Small Group Gatherings
Join one of our small groups to build connections and to support and encourage each other in spiritual growth. Groups of 8 – 10 persons meet once or several times a month, morning, afternoon, or evening to encourage sharing and discussion of various topics. Discussion topics have included: right and wrong, humor, racism, fear, friendship, and spirituality. Anyone interested in joining a group may speak with the minister.
