October 4, 2026
The Reverend Art McDonald returned to UUSR’s pulpit after last week’s highly amusing yet inciteful sermon. Today’s message was built around the “soul of a nation”, what is a soul? … Continue reading October 4, 2026
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The Reverend Art McDonald returned to UUSR’s pulpit after last week’s highly amusing yet inciteful sermon. Today’s message was built around the “soul of a nation”, what is a soul? … Continue reading October 4, 2026
Reverend Art McDonald spoke eloquently on the topic how comedy can be infused into our daily discourse to soften temperament as we focus on the demands ahead. Injecting plenty of … Continue reading September 27, 2026
We welcomed back the Reverend Jamie Green Klopotoski to UUSR’s pulpit this Sunday service. She inspired our congregation with a sermon about “forgiveness” under unimaginable circumstances, based on examples of … Continue reading Sunday September 20, 2026
Our worship leader was Maureen Aylward, Director of Town Green Gloucester. The very engaging topic was about “Emergency Preparedness and the TownGreen Neighborhood Resiliency Project.” This has a number of … Continue reading Sunday Sept 13, 2026
It’s Labor Day Weekend and UUSR is taking the weekend off. Cross fingers for beautiful weather to wrap up summer 2026 in Rockport!
It was a Sunday-Service-of-Service UUSR had a terrific turnout of hands to improve our building and its grounds. This D-I-Y effort expressed our deep connection with our property, and offered … Continue reading Sunday Aug 30, 2026
This will be a joint Cape Ann UU service taking place at Essex Unitarian, 10am. 59 Main St. Stronger Together with Rev. Tess Baumberger. Join us for a service about how … Continue reading Sunday August 23, 2026
For Sunday Aug 16, Rev Mike’s sermon was entitled “Sawubona”. It is a Zulu greeting that literally means “I see you.” It is a way of greeting that is different … Continue reading Sunday August 16, 2026
Our guest, Rev. Ken Reeves of Concord, spoke eloquently on “The New Story of Nature.” “In the “old story”, nature was depicted as “red in tooth and claw,” justifying its … Continue reading Sunday August 9, 2026
The message from our pulpit by Ginny Cohen was one we all can connect with, caring for the caring. We were reminded that UUSR has a long tradition of an … Continue reading Sunday August 2, 2026