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SUMMARY:Camp Service
DESCRIPTION:Sunday\, September 6\nLed by Rev. F. Vernon Wright V\, titled “UU Juju and the Power of Love” \nJoin us in the sanctuary for a very informal “Camp” service before the start of the new church year! \nCome at 9:30 for a pick-up choir rehearsal\, and 10:00 for service. This service will be in-person only. \n\nService begins at 10 a.m. This is an in-person service. Join us in the sanctuary. Service ends at 11 a.m. \nWe are a certified Welcoming Congregation and Green Sanctuary
URL:https://murrayuuchurch.org/muuc-event/camp-service/
LOCATION:Sanctuary\, Murray UU Church\, 505 N. Main St.\, Attleboro\, MA\, 02703\, United States
CATEGORIES:Summer Services,Sunday Worship
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260912T180000
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SUMMARY:Sept. 12\, Potluck and a Documentary
DESCRIPTION:The Plastic Detox\nJoin the Social Action Committee on Saturday\, September 12\, 6 pm\, in the Unity Room for a potluck dinner and view the documentary “The Plastic Detox.” \nIt seems like plastics are everywhere:  in tools\, toys\, clothing\, packaging\, cosmetics\, and more… \n\nHow do they affect our health and our environment?\nHow can we change our habits and the products we use?\n\nThis movie answers these questions and more.  \nJoin us for a delicious potluck dinner\, an eye-opening film\, interesting conversation\, and the good company of Murray friends! \nWatch the TRAILER on YouTube \nRegister on Realm (button below)\, Potluck Sign-Up: Google Spreadsheet \nRegister on Realm
URL:https://murrayuuchurch.org/muuc-event/sept-12-potluck-and-a-documentary/
LOCATION:Unity Room\, 505 N Main St\, Attleboro\, MA\, 02703\, United States
CATEGORIES:Inside
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SUMMARY:Water Communion
DESCRIPTION:Sunday\, September 13\, 2026\nWater Communion\nLed by Rev. F. Vernon Wright V \nWe’ll gather once more in person to begin a new church year together. We celebrate with the symbolic ingathering of our individual water samples\, symbols of how we spent our summer\, added to our shared communal bowl. It doesn’t matter where your water sample comes from–half a world away or a state or two away\, or from the kitchen sink or the garden hose in your own backyard. All water samples are welcome. It is good to be together and to celebrate the living waters of this faith once again. \n\nService begins at 10 a.m. This is a hybrid service. Join us in the sanctuary or log on to Zoom from the comfort and safety of your own home to participate in our worship experience. Service ends at 11 a.m.\, followed by coffee and fellowship.
URL:https://murrayuuchurch.org/muuc-event/water-communion-2/
LOCATION:Sanctuary\, Murray UU Church\, 505 N. Main St.\, Attleboro\, MA\, 02703\, United States
CATEGORIES:Sunday Worship
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SUMMARY:The Awe-Some Place
DESCRIPTION:Sunday\, September 20\nLed by Rev. F. Vernon Wright V \nWe will explore the idea of the awe-some place. I will invite you to think about the places that inspired love and awe in you\, and how Murray can also be a place of love and awe for us all. \n\nService begins at 10 a.m. This is a hybrid service. Join us in the sanctuary or log on to Zoom from the comfort and safety of your own home to participate in our worship experience. Service ends at 11 a.m.\, followed by coffee and fellowship. \nWe are a certified Welcoming Congregation and Green Sanctuary \n 
URL:https://murrayuuchurch.org/muuc-event/the-awe-some-place/
LOCATION:Sanctuary\, Murray UU Church\, 505 N. Main St.\, Attleboro\, MA\, 02703\, United States
CATEGORIES:Sunday Worship
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SUMMARY:Building the City
DESCRIPTION:Sunday\, September 27\nLed by Rev. F. Vernon Wright V\nLocation: Sanctuary \nSquare at the foundation of the Unitarian tradition lies John Winthrop\, the English Congregational Calvinist who founded Boston to be the beacon on a hill\, a light to the nations. He\, no doubt\, borrowed quite a few notions from John Calvin’s Geneva experiment. He dreamed of a city that would put biblical knowledge tempered with a respect for reason in the heart of all citizens and the liberality of Christ’s message at the core of the tradition. Equality would be centered on a common commitment to humility and service. \nThere are many problems associated with trying to create a utopia\, however. Within the first decade\, Roger Williams and Ann Hutchinson had been exiled. Relatively minor infractions could cause a person to be pilloried. Witches were burned\, and native Americans had to be converted. If you weren’t a man or a part of the Congregational church\, you couldn’t vote. And of course there was the prudishness of the blue laws\, and the prim and proper classism that has plagued our region for centuries. \nBut there were some good things that came with the tradition too. The nation’s first public schools were founded. Harvard was created. According to scholars and writers like Marylin Robinson\, the Bay Colony placed more emphasis on human rights than any other colony and nation on the European continent.  \nThought leaders like William Ellery Channing\, who began as a Congregational minister but became the principal spokesperson for Unitarianism\, began to place greater emphasis on love over law. He was devoted to women’s rights and abolition. Though he was dubious about government’s ability to make moral progress\, he remained committed to the prospect that church\, separated from the powers of the state\, should certainly be involved in providing the moral compass to society. \nIn the spirit of all who dreamed of “The Beautiful City\,” we continue to dare to imagine what the beautiful city would look like. We want our love-centered values of justice\, equity\, transformation\, pluralism\, interconnectedness\, and generosity to be mirrored in our neighborhoods\, school committees\, police departments\, zoning laws\, and public works projects. Not that we would force anyone to do these things\, but we might in our UU way\, passionately suggest them! \nJoin us as we explore this theme in Worship \n\nService begins at 10 a.m. This is a hybrid service. Join us in the sanctuary or log on to Zoom from the comfort and safety of your own home to participate in our worship experience. Service ends at 11 a.m.\, followed by coffee and fellowship. \nWe are a certified Welcoming Congregation and Green Sanctuary
URL:https://murrayuuchurch.org/muuc-event/building-the-city/
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