Chapel in the Pines

05/18/2026

Join Nauset Fellowship in person at the Chapel in the Pines in Eastham or online via Zoom on May 24, 2026, as Barnstable County Master Gardener Paul Greenspan discusses the importance of native plants and the Cape Cod pollinator pathway. All are welcome. - https://mailchi.mp/8d7393aaf1f4/may-24-2026-at-chapel-in-the-pines-14200304

05/11/2026

Join Nauset Fellowship in person at the Chapel in the Pines in Eastham or online via Zoom on May 17, 2026, as writer Irene Paine shares stories of Cape Codders adapting to dramatic changes in the early 1900s—from the arrival of summer visitors and new technologies to Marconi’s wireless station in Wellfleet. Featuring a PowerPoint presentation with historic photos. All are welcome. - https://mailchi.mp/eb20b244e6a4/may-17-2026-at-chapel-in-the-pines-14200213

05/10/2026

Our friends at First Light Sangha invite you to a Day of Mindfulness, June 6 at the Orleans Council on Aging. To register, visit

Please join us for a nourishing day of practice where we will enjoy a variety of mindful practices such as sitting meditation, walking meditation, eating meditation, a dharma talk, an experiential exercise, mindful movement, singing, and a community circle. Newcomers are welcome. The day will be wra...

05/04/2026

Join Nauset Fellowship in person at the Chapel in the Pines in Eastham or online via Zoom on May 10, 2026, for a talk by Ann Burke on the founding of the Cape & Islands Trans Resource Fund—a nonprofit dedicated to supporting the trans community across the Cape & Islands. She’ll discuss how the fund provides vital financial assistance and why this work matters now more than ever. All are welcome.- https://mailchi.mp/d81bf177ed80/may-10-2026-at-chapel-in-the-pines-14200082

05/01/2026

Coming Soon to Chapel in the Pines! Sunday, May 17 at 5 p.m. Always a treat!!

04/20/2026

Join Nauset Fellowship in person at the Chapel in the Pines in Eastham or online via Zoom on April 26, 2026, as Leslie Domínguez-Santos, the Human Rights Coordinator for Barnstable County, provides an overview of human rights on Cape Cod. She also will focus on our roles as individuals and as a community in preserving and protecting the rights of everyone. All are welcome. - https://mailchi.mp/49bb4bd94e40/apr-26-2026-at-chapel-in-the-pines-14199635

04/13/2026

Join Nauset Fellowship in person at the Chapel in the Pines in Eastham or online via Zoom on April 19, 2026, as Bonnie Shephard from the Cape Cod Coalition for Universal Health Care discusses Medicare for All in Massachusetts, a bill which would provide universal health coverage for all state residents without co-pays, premiums, or deductibles, through a single payer -- the Massachusetts Health Care Trust. All are welcome. https://www.nfuu.org/19-apr-2026-sunday-program/

04/06/2026

Join Nauset Fellowship in person at the Chapel in the Pines in Eastham on April 12, 2026, for a presentation Led by our own Bob Seay, we will listen to the opening chorale of Johann Sebastian Bach’s St. Matthew Passion, accompanied by commentary from Leonard Bernstein. Together, we’ll explore its structure and consider why it is particularly well suited for performance in a large church setting. Johann Sebastian Bach first performed his monumental St. Matthew Passion at St. Thomas Church in Leipzig, Germany, likely on Good Friday in 1727 or 1729. Bach wrote this masterpiece for two choirs and orchestras, specifically for the Vespers service at this church. All are welcome.
https://www.nfuu.org/12-apr-2026-sunday-program/

03/26/2026

Join Nauset Fellowship in person at the Chapel in the Pines in Eastham or online via Zoom on March 29, 2026 as Rand Burkert discusses the work of the Food Forest Initiative of Cape Cod, a non-hierarchical eco-action group. Rand will give practical knowledge to enable home gardeners to apply these approaches. He will also present the global scope of the method and its usefulness in mitigating climate change and building local food security. All are welcome. - https://mailchi.mp/7ca243cbebbe/mar-29-2026-at-chapel-in-the-pines-14199145

03/18/2026

In spring 1976, a skeleton long displayed in a local museum was reburied through a collaboration between the Wellfleet Historical Society, the Wampanoag People, and Cape Cod National Seashore. What really happened that day depends on who tells the story. Join storyteller Jim Wolf for “Who Tells the Story” with Nauset Fellowship—March 22, 2026, at Chapel in the Pines in Eastham or on Zoom. All are welcome.
https://www.nfuu.org/22-mar-2026-sunday-program/