Unitarian Church of Barnstable

06/05/2026

Celebrate Juneteenth at UCB!
Standout with us on Friday, June 19 4-5:30 PM.
Music! Signs & Banners! Visibility & Solidarity!

06/04/2026

There’s work to do. Get started here:
https://www.centerforcommonground.org/postcards

✍ Postcard season is HERE. Black voters across key states need us right now, and the ballot box is our most powerful tool. Help us make sure every voter has the information they need before November 3.

Get started here: https://www.centerforcommonground.org/postcards

06/03/2026

Maybe think about this

Bishop of Fall River Diocese and Cape and Islands clergy call for support for Hyannis shelter plan.

06/02/2026

This👇🏼

As Unitarian Universalists, our faith calls us to act not only from compassion but from clarity — to make visible the knowledge, structures, and practices that sustain inequity, and to transform them into systems of shared power and shared possibility.
--UUSJ Trustee Kim Rebecca-Murray

Read the Full Commentary: Knowledge Management as Justice Work: A UU Reflection

https://bit.ly/Justice-Work

Side With Love Texas Unitarian Universalist Justice Ministry

05/31/2026

05/29/2026

Right down the road 👇🏼

05/28/2026

🌈 Coming up 👇🏼

Lower Cape Pride is less than three weeks away! Check out the events scheduled by Lower Cape Pride for the weekend of June 12-14, and check out our website for all of the exciting community events taking place all month!
https://www.lowercapepride.org/events

05/26/2026

Resource 👇🏼

NEW on TUESDAYS at the Barnstable County Sheriff's Office's Bridge Center. High Point Treatment Center will provide one-on-one peer support for substance use and mental health disorders, navigation of resources, and connections to providers, therapies, and services all along the continuum of care.
High Point has inpatient treatment, outpatient treatment, residential services, graduate houses and community-based services.
The Bridge Center is a community-facing hub connecting justice-involved and their families to services.

05/26/2026

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Memorial Day invites many kinds of remembrance.

Today, we hold gratitude and care for all who served in the military, including the many Unitarian Universalists who gave of themselves in service to their country and communities. We honor those who died in war and military service, and the loved ones who carry their memory forward.

We also hold close the immeasurable human cost of violence—lives lost, families changed forever, communities shattered, and generations shaped by grief.

Veterans For Peace calls for a deeper kind of remembrance: one that resists turning this day into a celebration of militarism and instead asks us to reckon honestly with the human cost of war.

At a time when war and suffering continue across the globe, may we remember that every life carries inherent worth and dignity. And may we continue the work of building communities grounded in compassion, justice, and peace.

Read the full statement from Veterans For Peace at the link in the comments.