News & Updates

New work from Nicholas W. Kent exploring how we grapple with the quotidian boredom of everyday life and thus carry absurd burdens and create false dilemmas.

I was very pleased to see the size of the crowd which attended the discussion on Christian Nationalism last Sunday. The panelists were well-prepared and those in attendance had some piercing questions to ask. I came away with a feeling that my faith in reason had been restored, at least within the walls of this church.

Watercolor artist, Jerilyn Morgan, will be exhibiting her work in The Stetson Gallery at the UU Church28 Mugford Street in Marblehead for the month of September. The public is invited to a reception of her work on Sunday, September 13th from 12-2 at the gallery. A lifelong resident of Marblehead, Jeri was a teacher for 35 years at the Story and Gerry Schools. She has exhibited her work at The Marblehead Festival of Arts, the Town Show, The Swampscott Arts Association, Abbot

Saturday, Sept 12th is the Annual Lobster Bake on the Patio at the church, from 5 to 7:30pm. It is the day before the official opening Sunday Service - a chance to catch up with everyone's Summer Activities and compare stories. Please register as soon as possible (deadline of September 11) so that we have the right amount of food to share. Please click HERE to register, or reach out to Bill Smalley

Mark your calendars for a timely Meetinghouse event on Sunday, October 4th, 2-4 p.m. Christian Nationalism—the belief that the United States was founded as a Christian Nation—is a hotly debated movement. Does Christian Nationalism blur the Constitutional separation of church and state? Texas recently mandated that the Ten Commandments be posted in public school classrooms. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth hosts Christian prayer and worship meetings at the Pentagon. What do such

Multi-Media Art Sale & Exhibit by Holly Aloha Jaynes Marblehead artist, Holly Aloha Jaynes, is having a Multi-Media Art Sale/Exhibit at the Unitarian Universalist Church’s Stetson Gallery the first three weeks of June 2026