Watercolor Interest Group Meeting
Parish Hall 1st FloorMondays, April 28 and May 19, Parish Hall 1st floor, 3:15-5pm. These meetings with Betsy Lewis are to determine interest in a watercolor painting group. (No painting on these dates.)
FRSUU Events Calendar
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Mondays, April 28 and May 19, Parish Hall 1st floor, 3:15-5pm. These meetings with Betsy Lewis are to determine interest in a watercolor painting group. (No painting on these dates.)
Monday, May 5, Parish Hall, 6-7:30pm.
Mondays, April 28 and May 19, Parish Hall 1st floor, 3:15-5pm. These meetings with Betsy Lewis are to determine interest in a watercolor painting group. (No painting on these dates.)
Sunday, April 27, Parish Hall 1st Floor, 11:45am-12:45pm. Following worship, join the Green Team for a sandwich and cold sides luncheon.
Parish Hall, 12-1pm. Please join us as we welcome representatives from the Louis D. Brown Peace Institute. Our guests will share information on the upcoming 29th Mother's Day Walk for Peace to be held on Sunday, May 11. This gathering will also provide us with an opportunity to contribute essential personal hygiene items for men in the Peace Institute's Community Reentry Program. Some items that are often in short supply are men's body wash and body lotion. Please come to learn more, to show your support for the Mother's Day Walk for Peace, as well as to enjoy fellowship, soup, and salad.
Sunday, March 23, Parish Hall, noon-1pm. Meet members of the Kenyan community; hear from them the effects that the policies of the current administration are having on their community and what we can do to support them. (Internal note: setup required)
Sunday, March 9, Parish Hall 1st Floor, noon. Join in a discussion and planning session on how we will respond to the threats against the immigrant community. What will we do and how will we do it? Come share your thoughts and strategies. Our church has a history of working on immigration issues including becoming a Level Two Sanctuary Church, supporting the woman in sanctuary in Amesbury, marching outside the ICE office in Burlington, and welcoming the Afghan family into our Parish Hall.
Saturday, March 8, Parish Hall 1st Floor, 4-6pm.
Sunday, March 2, Parish Hall, following worship. Join us for our Annual Giving Campaign kickoff ice cream social!
Saturday, March 1, Parish Hall 1st Floor, 8-11am. The new PEG Center Book Group will launch on Saturday, March 1st, from 9-10:30AM at FRS UU PARISH HALL in downtown Newburyport. At the first meeting, we will determine our monthly meeting times moving forward, if we need to offer two groups, and the discussion format. The emphasis on our reading will be about activism, humanitarianism, and spirit. Our first read will be "We Were Made for These Times: Ten Lessons for Moving Through Change, Loss, and Disruption" by Kaira Jewel Lingo. All are welcome! This book group will give many gifts, from comraderie to compassion to action, together. $10 Love Offering per monthly meet up. Thank you! You can register for the event here. We have purchased 10 copies of this book which is in limited supply. Our cost is $12 each. We will have them at the 1st meeting for the 1st 10 people who buy them. Contact Jabberwocky Book Store 978 465 9359.
Thursday, February 27, Parish Hall 1st Floor, 5-8:30pm. Join The PEG Center at FRS UU PARISH HALL as we launch our most important Community Art Project yet. Through the generous funding of Cultural Councils in Newburyport, Newbury, West Newbury and Salisbury, you are invited to help us create an aspirational mural of what social, human and climate justice could look like in our communities along the great Merrimack. Muralist, environmentalist, humanist Jenn Houle will lead us in activities that will help us express what we want for our communities, whether environmentally, through diversity, economic equity, etc. Jenn will be using exercises from The Earth Charter Vision. www.earthcharter.org. This first evening will be a gathering of members from all surrounding communities for dialogue and activities. Refreshments will be served. In March, Jenn will return with our sketched-out mural for painting by the Community. In April we will display the mural and then travel it! ALL AGES! Register at www.thepegcenter.org. A $10 Love Offering would be most appreciated.
Sunday, February 23, Parish Hall 1st Floor, 5-8pm.