“From the Heart, Who Am I? An All Ages Service” Led by Rev. Allison Palm & Sadie Kahn-Greene
Today's service is entitled “We Are the Breath of Our Ancestors” led by Dick Widhu, Esin Sparrow, Julia Firmbach, and Tina Marshman with support from music director Jed Holland. Please note, that the first few minutes of service were not recorded. For the most complete experience, please join us in person!
Today's service is "This Is Me: A Coming Out Day Service" and is led by Rev Allison Palm and the Welcoming Congregation Team, with support from Music Director Jed Holland and Faith Formation Director Sadie Kahn-Greene.
“Uncovering the Masterpiece” Led by Erin Scott, Ministerial Intern
The UU Climate Justice Revival, “Reimagine Together: From an Extractive Age to a New Era” is a project of the UU Climate Justice Coalition and Friends with financial support from Revival Sponsors. The Revival builds on decades of faithful and visionary UU climate and environmental leadership and is designed to encourage collaboration amongst congregational teams and break down silos. Together, we can move past systems and cultures of extraction to usher in a new era with love and justice at the center of our climate actions. Many UU congregations held their versions of this service simultaneously from around the world.
Today's service is entitled “Finding Home” Led by Rev. Allison Palm with support from music director Jed Holland, and worship associate Brenna Woods. There is no audio until halfway through the welcoming. Sorry! We also apologize for the quality of these recordings. For the best sound quality, please join us in person!
Today's service is entitled "UU the Vote" led by Reverend Allison Palm with support from music director Jed Holland, and worship associate Maurice Grant. There is no audio until the chalice lighting, so no prelude or welcoming. Sorry!
Today's service is our Water Communion Service. It is led by Rev. Allison Palm, Sadie Kahn-Greene and Erin Scott, with support from Music Director Jed Holland. Today's service is our first in our new temporary home in the Sylvia Trottier Hall at Rivier University, until our building renovations are complete. We apologize for the quality of these recordings. We are still learning the sound system, and there are also parts that did not get recorded. For the best sound quality, please join us in person!
Today's service is “The Logic of Faith”, led by Erin Scott, our Ministerial Intern. This is our last summer service this year, and our last service held in Temple Beth Abraham.
“Glamping UU Style” Led by congregation member Vengerflutta Smith with support from Music Director Jed Holland and worship associate Sonrisa O’Toole.
Today's service is "Powered by Love: A Backpack Blessing Service" led by Sadie Kahn-Greene with support from Reverend Allison Palm and Music Director Jed Holland. Audio quality is dicey with frequent cut-outs.
Today's service is "Parenting UU- But How?" and is led by congregation member Julia Firmbach, with support from Music Director Jed Holland and worship associate Sam Murray.
Today's service is “Reflections from UUA General Assembly” and is led by Rev. Allison Palm, Erin Scott, Jessica Price & Harry Purkhiser. The service was held in Temple Beth Abraham. We apologize for sound quality issues.
Today's service is “Celebrating Our Unique Interests” Led by congregation member Charlotte Cardone, with support from Music Director Jed Holland and worship associate Sonrisa O’Toole.
Today's service is "Alterity and Sameness in Star Trek", led by Carl Phillips, with support from Music Director Jed Holland and worship associate Dick Widhu.
Today's service is “Power is Not Pie” and is led by Erin Scott, Ministerial Intern with support from music director Jed Holland and Worship associate Dick Widhu.
“Power is Not Pie” Led by Erin Scott, Ministerial Intern
“We Are Building a New Way” Led by Rev. Allison Palm This service is adapted from two rituals written by Rev. Tricia Brennan, “For Saying Goodbye to a Sacred Space” and “For Breaking Ground on a Building Project,” both published in Blessing It All: Rituals for Transition and Transformation.
“Pride Sunday” Led by Rev. Allison Palm & Welcoming Congregation Team
Today's service is our annual Flower Communion Service, and is led by Rev Allison Palm and Fatih Formation Director Sadie Kahn-Greene, with support by Music Director Jed Holland.
“Becoming UU” Led by Rev. Allison Palm
“Reverse Question Box” Led by Dick Widhu, Danielle Van Dusen & Sonrisa O’Toole
Raised with the Gift of Pluralism led by Erin Scott, Ministerial Intern
Today's service is "You Sing My Hymn, I’ll Sing Yours", and is led by Rev. Allison Palm, with support from Music Director Jed Holland, and worship associate Julia Firmbach.
“Pluralism in Dialogue” Led by Rev. Allison Palm
“Our Interdependent Web” Led by Sadie Kahn-Greene & Erin Scott
Why Live Free or Die Doesn't Work led by Rev. Allison Palm and Dick Widhu; Guest Pianist - Gary Finger
Today's service is "Worthy of Saying No", and is led by Rev Allison Palm, with support from Music Director Jed Holland, Worship Associate Danielle Van Dusen, and Director of Faith Formation Sadie Kahn-Greene.
“We Need One Another” Led by Rev. Allison Palm & Pastoral Care Associates UU Nashua Band members: Matt Levigne - drums; John Burkitt - bass
All Ages Easter service in the sanctuary led by Rev. Allison Palm
“A Faith Wrought By Time” Led by Rev. Allison Palm, Sadie Kahn-Greene, and Dick Widhu
Today's service is a switch-it-up Sunday, where we had a short shared service, followed by workshops to explore our values. The service was led by our ministerial intern Erin Scott, with support from Sonrisa O'Toole, Director of Faith Formation Sadie Kahn-Greene, and Music Director Jed Holland.
From Surviving to Thriving - Erin Scott
Naming Our Past, Transforming Our Future led by Harry Purkhiser, Rev. Allison Palm, Roy Goodman, and Tristan Husby
“Making Room for Justice” - Led by: Rev. Allison Palm and Sadie Kahn-Greene
Today's service is "450 Years of Monopoly" and is led by guest minister Rev. Shayna Appel, with support from Music Director Jed Holland, and Worship Associate Vengerflutta Smith. Rev. Shayna Appel takes on a tough topic of racism and our role in it in the past and still today. Please take a listen and think about it. We also have two wonderful pieces of uplifting music for our anthems today.
“It’s Okay Not to Be Okay” Led by: Rev. Allison Palm
Today's service is "Lead With Love" and is led by Rev Allison Palm, with support from Music Director Jed Holland and worship associate Sonrisa O'Toole.
“Embodying Liberating Love” Led by: Rev. Allison Palm & Sadie Kahn-Greene
Today's service is "Redefining Love" and is led by Rev Allison Palm, with support from Ministerial Intern Erin Scott, Music Director Jed Holland, Faith Formation Director Sadie Kahn-Greene, and worship associate Danielle Van Dusen. And today, we have some wonderful music from our UU Nashua Band today, with a medley of love songs from across the generations!
"Only Love Can Do That" led by Rev. Allison Palm
Today's service was remote-only, due to snow. This service is "Love at the Center", and is led by Ministerial Intern Erin Scott, with support from Music Director Jed Holland, worship associate Dylan Yetter, and our tech team members Frank Grossman and Ericka Lavalley. Make sure to take a minute to listen to Jed Holland sing a special song from Mr Rogers!
Poetry Sharing Service Led by: Dick Widhu
No morning service was held in order to focus on the two Christmas Eve services.
Family Christmas Eve Service featuring our Christmas Eve Choir and our candle-lighting ritual. - Rev. Allison Palm and Sadie Kahn-Greene
"Lessons and Carols" - Rev. Allison Palm: Our 7pm Christmas Eve Service featuring our Christmas Eve Choir and our candle-lighting ritual.
"Cover Me in Sunshine: A Solstice Story Service" Inspired by The Solstice Badger, written & illustrated by Robin McFadden Led by: Sadie Kahn-Greene & UU Nashua Children & Youth
"Reveling in the Mystery" - Rev. Allison Palm
"Living in the Mystery" Rev. Allison Palm
"Together We Share" - Rev. Allison Palm and Sadie Kahn-Greene *** We were having audio difficulties for most of this service, therefore some recordings can be hard to understand. We apologize for the inconvenience.
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