Twenty-five years ago, on September 11, 2001, Auburndale neighbor, UPA Member, and Friend Nick Humber was on the first plane from Boston to crash into the New York Trade Center tower. On the first anniversary of his passing, Nick’s Family and Friends presented a memorial tree and bench that the
Shore Educational Collaborative in Chelsea, MA serves 225 students with special needs (Autism, Cognitive Impairments, Medically Fragile, Social/Emotional/Behavioral Disabilities) ages 3-22. Most of these students are from Chelsea and the surrounding towns. On their “Back-To-School” night on September 17, 2026, they will distribute backpacks and school supplies to their students
Scriptures: Isaiah 58:1-12, Matthew 5:13-14 Message: The Light of the World On Sunday afternoon we as members of the United Parish of Auburndale will vote to approve a resolution that as Christian people of faith confirms our commitment to supporting and prioritizing democracy for this country. Titled “Democracy as Our Priority: A Resolution,”
We are updating our list of UPA members and immediate family who have served, or are presently serving in our country’s military, diplomatic or peace corps. If there are new names to be added, please indicate name, rank or rating; dates and places of service and any other brief information
Scripture: 1 John 4:7-21 Message: From Fearship to Friendship Dear UPA friends,Peace to you! While Cheryl is away this week, I am available for pastoral care should you need it. Please reach out to me directly, or through contacting the church office. We have an exciting weekend with the Auction Saturday night! I hope everyone
Will you share the warmth and volunteer to help make or serve breakfast any weekday now through 4/15/24? Donate a homemade breakfast casserole or other breakfast items? Click here to sign up to help alongside the chaplains for any amount of time M-F between 7:15am – 10:30am. Click here to view the schedule of
Scripture: Mark 5:25-34 Message: Beloved Good morning and blessings to all of us!This Sunday we will recognize Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and his seemingly fearless faith in the power of equity created in a love that is non-violent and asks nothing more than to be seen as beloved. The story we
Lessons: Luke 24: 13-35Message: Take, Bless, Break, Give I love this Sunday’s scripture on the “Road to Emmaus.” This is one of those stories that we can sit with in lectio divina- a slow, devotional form of reading and contemplating scripture, poetry, or other sacred readings. As we have been considering our biases together as
