Heath Union Church

Heath Union Church Sunday services at 10:00 a.m.

09/06/2026

"The Consecrated Life" Romans 12: 9-21, 13: 8-10
Wayne Zavotka

08/30/2026

"Faithful When the Future is Unclear" John 16:33

At the FairEver wonder why some things in life take root and thrive, while others get choked out by worry and distractio...
08/22/2026

At the Fair
Ever wonder why some things in life take root and thrive, while others get choked out by worry and distraction?
Surrounded by tractors, livestock, and harvest displays, we’re looking at Jesus’ story of the sower and the soils from Luke 8.

It turns out, how we listen determines what kind of life we grow!

Join us under the tent for live music and a talk about finding peace in a busy world.

Where: Music Tent
When:Sunday 9AM

Grab a coffee, a donut, and a seat, and let's find some good soil together.

08/16/2026

"The Grit of Grace" Hebrews 12:4-6

Ever feel like life continually beats you down?When a sculptor hits a block of stone, it looks like destruction. Dust fl...
08/15/2026

Ever feel like life continually beats you down?
When a sculptor hits a block of stone, it looks like destruction. Dust flies and pieces break off. But the artist isn't destroying the stone—they are freeing the masterpiece inside.
Sometimes life feels like that dusty studio. The pressure, the exhaustion, and the hard choices make you want to give up. You wonder: Is the struggle even worth it?
This Sunday, we’re looking at The Grit of Grace.
Faith isn't a soft, fragile lifestyle. It’s a rugged stance against the things trying to tear your life apart. Grace isn't a passive cushion—it’s the raw, daily strength that keeps you standing when you are entirely spent.
Whether you've been on this journey for decades or you're just checking things out from the sidelines, look at the “Grit of Grace” with us.

Heath Church 5East Main Street.
10:00 Am
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08/09/2026

"Foggy Faith" Hebrews 12:1-3

Most of us are completely exhausted from trying to control things wecan’t see. We worry about next year, next month, or ...
08/08/2026

Most of us are completely exhausted from trying to control things we
can’t see. We worry about next year, next month, or even tomorrow—and
that can feel like driving in a thick, Heath like fog!
This Sunday, we're talking about a different way to live. What if navigating
the unknown isn’t about waiting for the fog to lift, but learning how to
drop the baggage holding you back and finding a solid way to take
just the very next step?
You don't have to be religious, perfect, or have your life together to join
the conversation. If you're feeling overwhelmed by the unknown, pull up a
chair, and Let’s talk 10 Am tomorrow

Do we treat faith like a vending machine, or an Amazon App?We live in a transaction-driven world: you swipe, tap, or ins...
08/01/2026

Do we treat faith like a vending machine, or an Amazon App?

We live in a transaction-driven world: you swipe, tap, or insert our card, and expect an immediate blessing to drop. But what happens when the machine stays completely silent?

This Sunday, we are closing out our study of the "Hall of Faith" in Hebrews 11:39-40. We will discover that God isn’t running a convenience shop—He is cultivating a generational vineyard. You were made for a covenant relationship, not a retail trade. Join us as we travel into the vineyard

What happens to our faith when life flips the script out of nowhere? We usually picture faith as a steady climb of const...
07/25/2026

What happens to our faith when life flips the script out of nowhere?
We usually picture faith as a steady climb of constant wins. But right in Hebrews 11:35, the scene shifts instantly from major miracles to heavy hardships in the very same breath. This Sunday, we’re looking at ancient coastal olive trees—just like the weathered, resilient one pictured here—to see how they survive sudden storms.
These trees don't make it by standing alone. They survive because their massive root systems interlock deep underground to hold each other up.
If you’ve been feeling isolated, exhausted by change, or hit by an unexpected storm, you have a place with us.

Let’s learn how to anchor ourselves in unchanging truth and practically lean on one another.
Join us this Sunday at 10 and bring a friend who needs this reminder today!

04/04/2026

How are you feeling this Easter?
News feeds don’t do much to help. Fear, despair and struggle are the adjectives I hear from neighbors and friends.
Maybe for you, Easter-or what you recall about it was for another time. Sometimes I think , “how can Easter relate to this world of chaos?”

There is a wonderful story in the New Testament book of Luke in chapter 24, verses 13-35.
Lets give this story the title “Hope Lives”
It involves a few unanswered questions. It begins interestingly with the sense of the weight of having been fully involved in a lost cause. It revolves around the statement in vs.21
”We had hoped”
As our story unfolds we learn that Jesus was walking right with them unrecognized. He didn’t scold or reprimand them for their inability to see, he drew them out with questions and stories from the grand story. As the evening culminates they learn that in fact
Hope Lives

How?
Your friends and neighbors at the Heath Union Church invite you to walk with us and explore together.
10 AM at Heath Union Church. If you are unable to be physically present join us at www.heathunionchurch.org

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Heath, MA
01346

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