The Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson was founded by abolitionists more than 150 years ago.  Since then, our church has been a beacon of hope, voice for justice, and sanctuary of peace for many life occasions and rites of passage.

We are a member church of the Unitarian Universalist Association, welcoming people of all faiths and spiritual affiliations, including theists, pagans, atheists, and agnostics.  We gather together to transform our lives and the world with love, integrity, and compassion.

We welcome all people regardless of race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, age, gender, economic status, ability, or beliefs.  We are a small but growing congregation with a grand vision of serving the larger community and we hope you are inspired to join us!

UCMH is led by the Reverend Alice Anacheka-Nasemann.  “Rev. Alice” has served the church in various roles since 2004, including Associate Minister, Director of Religious Education, and Co-Founder of UCMH’s Spiritual Growth and Community Center.  She is an Honors Graduate of Andover Newton Theological School, as well as a wife, mother, and resident of Hudson.

Click here to learn more about UCMH’s friendly and talented staff.

Sunday Services
UCMH holds weekly Sunday services at 10:30am.  Here people will find a joyful, peaceful experience filled with heartwarming and inspirational stories, wonderful music, and fresh coffee, refreshments, and fellowship in our Worship Café.

Each Sunday we explore spiritual themes such as Possibility, Trust, Journey, Wholeness, Curiosity, and Beauty.  Our sanctuary is graced with the beautiful sounds of our choir, led by our Music Director and Organist, Robin Jubenville.  Our services often include guest speakers as well as guest musicians, such as live steel pan drums, classical harp, cello, guitar and flute duets.

Related youth activities are available downstairs or with multigenerational services co-led by Cynthia Menard, Director of Religious Education and manager of Circle RE, an innovative shared-resource Religious Education and Youth Group program in cooperation with First Parish UU Northborough. Together, we cultivate spiritual values such as wonder and awe, kindness and compassion, gratitude and generosity, creativity, acceptance of others, and more.  The activities are scalable and age appropriate for a variety of children from toddlers to teens.

Every month UCMH focuses on a different ministerial theme, exploring the theme through conversation and worship. If you have any questions or feedback see Rev. Alice or Cynthia.

Spiritual Growth and Community Center
UCMH offers many programs, classes, and workshops for personal development and spiritual enrichment throughout the year.  Events range from FreeDrum sessions, to open art studios, Japanese playgroups, Buddhist meditation and book club, full moon rituals, holiday celebrations, and much more.  There truly is something for everyone with programs for all ages and interests each semester.

Please click here to view or download our most recent Catalog of Events.