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News & Updates
Check here for all news and updates from UUCM. Stetson Gallery exhibits, Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA) news, lectures, events, and more!
Annual Lobster Bake 2026 - September 12th
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
Sep 1
What is Christian Nationalism?
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
Sep 1
Holly Aloha Jaynes
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
Aug 28
Diane Fawley
Diane’s education and career was centered around high tech and she only found pastels after retiring.
May 21
A Stroll Through the Bible.
The UU Church of Marblehead will be hosting an interesting art exhibit this November at the Stetson Art Gallery. Parable artist Rick Pierro will be displaying 20 + abstract watercolors, depicting well known bible stories and parables from the book of Genesis to Revelation; hence the exhibit name “A Stroll Through the Bible.” Rick states that after a moment of prayer and a request of divine guidance, he selects the colors to use from a kaleidoscope of Dr. Martin inks that come
Apr 14
Robin Crosbie
Robin Crosbie Watercolor Artist - bio After retiring from a career in local government management, I decided to return to my first love: art. I received my BFA from East Carolina University, with an emphasis on drawing and painting. After graduation, I taught art on the Navajo nation in Arizona at internationally renowned Rough Rock Demonstration School. It was a profound cultural experience that I carry with me to this day. After, I moved to Colorado where I taught art at
Mar 31
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