Welcome

Concerns

Something on your mind?


Put it on our mind too.

A group of devoted United Parish members maintain a Prayer Chain and would love to add your concerns and joys. E-mail your prayer requests to us. We'll keep you in our daily prayers.

Join the United Parish Prayer Chain!

United Parish prayer chain requests are currently sent out by email. If you are not on this list and would like to be, please send your email address to unitedparish@verizon.net.

Nursery Care

Parents with young children

We would like to remind parents that our nursery is located on the 2nd floor and is staffed with qualified caregivers to care for infants and children through kindergarten age. Children older than kindergarten are part of our worshipping age group.  Feel free to click below for more information on our teachers and our goals.

Labyrinth

Our Labyrinth in Willett Hall

Beginning November 1, the Trinity Labyrinth will be open to members and friends of the United Parish as well as members of our local communities.

7-9:00am                  Monday - Friday

9:30am-12:30pm        Sunday

go to our Labyrinth Page

 

Altar Flowers

Altar Flowers – Would you would like to donate altar flowers in honor or in memory of a loved one? Please call Marian Spilner for details 617-232-775

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Spotlight

Haitian Relief Efforts

Haitian Relief Efforts

The United Parish Board of Outreach has voted to provide $2,000 to Partners in Health and $1,000 to Mercy Corps for Haitian Relief efforts. We will be meeting on the 31st to review if we need to spend more and where.

*American Red Cross has set up donations that can be made via texting the word "Haiti" to the number 90999.  The $10 is then added to the caller's next cell phone bill, with all proceeds going toward the relief efforts

 

Feature Article

Lenten Small Groups

 

* deepening * exalting * gathering * stretching *

 

 

Lenten Small Group Programs

Starting in February

 

John 11:25-26   Jesus said to Martha, "I am the resurrection and the life.  Those who believe in me, even though they die, will live, and everyone who lives and believes in me will never die.  Do you believe this?"

 

How would you answer this question that Jesus asked of Martha?  Given the new life we receive through the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus, what does that mean for us today?  In a diverse community such as the United Parish, one would expect a range of answers as we each interpret in our own way the meaning of Easter.  The various small group programs being offered during Lent will give us the opportunity, from a variety of perspectives, to explore and experience the meaning of resurrection.  The joy and hope and challenge of being an Easter people call us to find our answer to this question.

download complete article

 

Downloads

Sunday Bulletins

 

Feb 7, 2010, 5th Sunday after Epiphany , 11:00 am

                              

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Forms and Article Downloads

Please click the link to find downloadable forms for our programs such as stewardship and visioning.

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Labyrinth.pdf6.18 KB
praying psalm.pdf28.15 KB
Lenten Small Groups web ver.pdf32.2 KB
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Whats New!

Remember the Date

Sunday's Bread:  1/31/10

The Board of Deacon's meetings will be held on:1/31/10, 2/10/10, 3/24/10, 4/14/10, 5/12/10, 5/26/10, 6/16/10.

All Parish Meeting Proposed for March 28, 2010.  Stay tuned


Have an announcement...

If you have a church event you would like to announce in themonthly parish newsletter, please e-mail it to Cathy Scoff in the church office. Deadlines for the next newsletter typically fall around the middle of the preceding month. Contact Cathy Scoff for specific dates. Please keep your articles under 300 words.