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Martin Luther King, Jr, Breakfast Monday January 16, 2012

On Monday, January 16, the Committee to Honor Martin Luther King , in cooperation with the Greater Marlborough and Hudson Interfaith Association, will host a breakfast to establish an annual Martin Luther King Jr. observance in the Hudson and Marlborough area.

All are welcome to attend this event, which will feature a guided discussion of how local advocates of social justice and King’s Community vision, can honor and observe Dr. King’s leadership and vision.

The discussion will be moderated by Representative Kate Hogan, and the event will feature music, sharing by local leaders, and a discussion during which attendees will be encouraged to offer their insights and ideas for an annual event. 
To sign up for the breakfast, go to www.honormlk.org and register by Friday, January 13.
Cost is $5, payable at the door and will be held at at Grace Baptist Church, 353 River Rd., Hudson from 8:30 to 10:00 a.m.

Upcoming Events

Meditation for Worship on January 29, 2012

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by Stephen Shick
Monday January 23, 2012 at 12:04 am

God of our long-suffering night, you have walked with us on
our trails of tears and our long forced marches. You were there, when forced on
tired feet, we stumbled and lay trembling as our tormentors cheered. You were
there, when, dwelling in safety, we lived in unfounded fears. We heard you
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Worship-Sunday January 29 2012

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by Stephen Shick
Sunday January 22, 2012 at 11:59 pm

Suffering: A gateway to more compassionate living.

We live in a culture that avoids suffering at all costs and denies the ever presence of death. Yet, suffering and experiencing the death of a loved one can be a gateway to personal freedom and greater joy. How would your life change if you were to accept, truly accept,  [ … ]

Being Religious Liberally

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by Stephen Shick
Thursday January 19, 2012 at 12:15 am

Some have asked, both critics and supporters, whether Unitarian Universalism is a religion.  To that question I respond in the affirmative. What do you think?  Come and share your thoughts during this dialogue sermon. Unitarian transcendentalist Rev. Theodore Parker outlined my position when he said:  Be ours a religion which, like sunshine goes everywhere; its temple,  [ … ]