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UUMH Serving Chatham and Cape Cod
Happy Quilts - Textile Art Show by Priscilla Smith
Open for viewing during Coffee Hour 11:30-12:30, every Sunday through mid-April
Photos by Beth Avery
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What Now? - Saturday, April 12 & 26, 3:00 PM
Video Society - Wednesday, April 16 from 3 - 6 PM
MUUGS - Thursday, April 17, 11:30 AM
Monthly Monday Book Club - Monday, April 21, 10 AM
Ladies' Lunch - Tuesday, April 22, 11:30 AM
Chatham Earth Day - Saturday, April 26
Caregivers Support Group - Saturday, April 26, 9 AM
Saturday Meditation - Weekly at 9:30 AM on Zoom
Small Groups - Assorted Days/Times
"Tree of Hope" - Visit anytime at UUMH
Thrift Shop - Note of Gratitude
About Chatham Earth Week
Town Clean Up: Saturday, April 26th at 9:00 & 11:00 AM
Once again, UUMH will have a team participating in the Clean Up at 9:00 AM on Saturday, April 26th. Join us, bring friends, and please let Office Administrator, Dawn, know if you’ll join us by emailing:
Here is a LINK to the UUMH Safety Plan
It is also available in the members' section when using the customary password.
The Unitarian Universalist Meeting House of Chatham: A UU Congregation in Chatham serving the greater Cape Cod Community.
Please join us at the UU Meeting House, Chatham, or over Zoom (virtual).
Access Zoom HERE. The UU Sunday Service begins at 10:30 AM. See current sermon topics below.
Sunday Service, April 6th, 2025 at 10:30 AM
“Be a Stonecatcher” with Rev. Cari Keith
Finding the courage to choose mercy.
Greeters: Kathy and Jon Nye
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Reverend Cari Keith is ordained in the Presbyterian tradition. Before retiring to Cape Cod, she pastored several churches in northern NJ. Cari is also a trained Spiritual Guide in private practice and a pilgrimage leader. She lives in Brewster with her husband, John.
Sunday Service, April 13th, 2025 at 10:30 AM
"Can a Unitarian Universalist be a Mystic?" with Rev. Chris McMahon
UU pride themselves on reason and rationalism. By definition, a mystic is one who seeks unity with “other,” defined in so many ways by the world’s religions. To say the least, mystics most often move beyond what some would consider “reasonable and rational.” A mystic seeks truth beyond what is easily explainable in the world. Often mystics use various mechanisms such as meditation, vision quests, spirit dances, and a host of other activities to seek ultimate truth. How does that fit into the UU world? Is it possible for UUs to seek the mystical?