Walpole Unitarian Church

Welcome!

One church, many paths

...even spiral ones!

Come, Come, Whoever You Are!

We're so glad you found us!

The Walpole Unitarian Church is a congregation of people who have been committed and involved in the church for decades, as well as newcomers just entering our community.

We embrace a diversity of religious beliefs and practices, celebrating and honoring faith traditions that offer an abundance of common ground and richness of thought and spiritual exploration.

WUC Task Force on Facing Racism Forums

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WUC Task Force on Facing Racism Resources

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Our Upcoming Services:

Note: As we shelter in place, our Sunday worship will be via Zoom on-line. We will post a link here on the Saturday before the service so you can find your way to our cyber experience! For the duration, join us on a Sunday morning at 9:45 to get settled. Service begins at 10 a.m. This week's link:

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86575953232

September 27 – “Yom Kippur and Lessons of Forgiveness,” Rev. Elaine Bomford. An age-old Yom Kippur proverb says “The One Who Made You...is always ready to forgive. His mercy, like the rain from heaven, falls on all who seek it.” Drawing upon Jewish wisdom, we reflect upon the High Holy Day theme of forgiveness.

October 4 – “Circle Sunday” at Hastings House, David Ruffin, a new service provider.

Events at Our

Church and Hastings Parish House

Who are we?

We are an active congregation with links to many activities.

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Our Service Topics

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Spiritual Discussion Series continues

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Window Restoration Project

Meditation

Facing Racism Forum Schedule

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Spiritual Discussion Series Continues

All are welcome to join us on a Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. at the Hastings House, followed by lunch (bring your own) at noon.

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Thoughts and Meditations:

"If we can muster up that degree of commitment and get away from the uniquely American perception that if something can't be done immediately it isn't worth doing, then I think the Hunger Movement, this small but growing minority of us, can have a truly significant impact."

~Harry Chapin

Meditation on Thursdays

Need a moment?

The meditation group meets every Thursday evening, from 7 – 8 p.m.

at Hastings House in Walpole. It begins with a reading followed by

silent meditation. Everyone is welcome.

Weddings

Our church and parish house offer a traditional setting for your special celebration, including weddings, anniversaries, baptisms, and child naming ceremonies, with our ministers officiating. It is also available for other group parties and events.