Events Listing

Appreciation breakfast for our wonderful 2025-2026 RE volunteers! Questions? Email Rev. Martha at mdneuman@uubelmont.org

We will celebrate and welcome our new members and share flowers with one another. We invite you to bring a flower. Worship is multigenerational and childcare will be provided. We invite you to stay for Annual Meeting after worship! 

Please plan to join us at the Annual Meeting to elect new officers, approve the budget, hear current year updates from committees, learn more about what is to come, and give thanks to staff, FCB members, and friends for all the many gifts and contributions shared. Questions? Email Bruce Kozuma at 

president@uubelmont.org

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We are an open support group for people with family members who are navigating emotional or mental health challenges. Come to receive support in a non-judgmental and confidential group setting. Gain insights on living your own fulfilled life. Share resources and experiences, and feel less alone. Meets through June, breaks for summer, and resumes in September. Email Nina Grimaldi at 

familysupport@uubelmont.org

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All are invited to come celebrate the life of Jack Dennis, who was a long-time member of this community. 

The FCB Sangha meets weekly throughout the year on Mondays 7:30 PM lasting one hour. It features a democratically run organization where participants can sign up to either offer the opening candle, or a 20 minute reading, followed by 30 minutes of sacred silence and a closing

Come Join us for SoUUper Lunch Every Wednesday at noon. Soup, salad, bread, dessert and great conversations. No reservations required!

Join us to protest ICE actions and to defend the Constitution and Democracy, every Friday evening from 5:00 pm-6:00 pm, in front of the church. Bring your own signs and your voice.

Called “Canada’s finest songwriter” by Dave Marsh of 

Rolling Stone

, Juno and Canadian Folk Music Award winner James Keelaghan has spent nearly four decades crafting powerful, folk-rooted songs that have made him a distinctive voice in Canada and beyond. Ten albums deep, his literate songwriting spanning historical narratives and deeply human stories has resonated with audiences around the world. 

Get your tickets today. 

Wear your walking shoes and plan to make it a day in The ‘Bury! This expanded tour will explore public art and places of note in the Sugar Hill and Fort Hill areas of Roxbury that border on Jamaica Plain and Dorchester. Questions? Email Gladys Unger at socialaction@uubelmont.org

Our 9th Graders have spent this year completing our Coming Of Age Program. Join us to hear their Credo Statements and celebrate them as they come of age! Worship is multigenerational and childcare will be offered. We invite you to stay after for the church picnic. 

Join us on June 14 for our end-of-year celebration with burgers, hot dogs, salads, and a raffle! 

Sign up to help or to tell us what terrific salad you are sharing

! Cost is $10/adult, $5/child, $30 max per family, payable at the picnic. Contact Michael at fellowship@uubelmont.org for more information.

The FCB Sangha meets weekly throughout the year on Mondays 7:30 PM lasting one hour. It features a democratically run organization where participants can sign up to either offer the opening candle, or a 20 minute reading, followed by 30 minutes of sacred silence and a closing

Join us on the third Tuesday of each month, from 7:30–9:00 pm on Zoom, for a small group writing and sharing circle that nurtures reflection, creativity, and connection.

Join us to protest ICE actions and to defend the Constitution and Democracy, every Friday evening from 5:00 pm-6:00 pm, in front of the church. Bring your own signs and your voice.

The Shadow is the unconscious or repressed part of the personality or the collectivity. These days, it feels easy to spot the Shadow out there, but learning to approach and accept the Shadow in here (inside oneself) may lead to greater inner and outer peace.

The FCB Sangha meets weekly throughout the year on Mondays 7:30 PM lasting one hour. It features a democratically run organization where participants can sign up to either offer the opening candle, or a 20 minute reading, followed by 30 minutes of sacred silence and a closing

Join with FCB Green for our monthly Zoom meetings to address the climate crisis through our own practices and political action.

Wednesday, June 24 at 6:30 pm the book group meets to share food, laughter, opinions and books at our annual pot luck and book swap. Please join us to collaborate on book choices for the upcoming months. Questions? Email Christine O’Neill at bookgroup@uubelmont.org

The book group meets on the 4th Wednesday of the month at 7:30 pm. It's a hybrid meeting and all are invited, even if you haven't finished, or have started, reading the book. Questions? Email Christine O'Neill at 

bookgroup@uubelmont.org

Joins us for a guided tour of the historic First Church in Roxbury, led by Executive Director of UU Urban Ministry, Rev. Mary Margaret Earl. Explore the rich legacy and recent refurbishments of this landmark building at the heart of the UU Urban Ministry. Questions? Email Gladys Unger at socialaction@uubelmont.org

Join us to protest ICE actions and to defend the Constitution and Democracy, every Friday evening from 5:00 pm-6:00 pm, in front of the church. Bring your own signs and your voice.

Come celebrate the power of testimony in our Unitarian and Universalist traditions. How has this faith changed you? What faithful zeal do you bring out into the world?

The FCB Sangha meets weekly throughout the year on Mondays 7:30 PM lasting one hour. It features a democratically run organization where participants can sign up to either offer the opening candle, or a 20 minute reading, followed by 30 minutes of sacred silence and a closing

Sung music has served humanity as a way to be present in a world we treasure and to point to the pains of a world seeking improvement. Come join us for a worship all about embodied and hopeful experience of protest music.

Pooh and Piglet go for a walk in the woods afraid they might encounter a Heffalump or a Woozle, but instead, they meet up with Aristotle and Maya Angelou and learn some important lessons on friendship. Come friend, join us for a walk. 

What wisdom might we glean from the famous Steven Covey book of the 1990s to help us become more effective, as individuals and as a congregation?

Reflections on the art of pilgrimage and journeys along the Camino de Santiago and West Highland Way

This service will explore how punctuation shows up in our lives and how we might embrace reading our lived experiences with an appreciation for the commas, periods, and question marks we find.

A reflection on how sharing one's life with a dog can change everything. 

The robots are coming! What does AI reflect back to us about the meaning of being human?  And what spiritual tools do we need to be ready for big changes ahead? Special guest, Matt Meyer, will offer a service of song and story as we reflect on the rise of robots and the meaning of humanity.

An ancient Sufi prayer says: "Lord, increase my bewilderment." When we look around at our world with wonder, do we find ourselves more lost? Can our sense of wonder help us feel more found? Join Rev Martha for an exploration of holy wonder and the many paths it can lead us down as we engage our bewildering world.

Join us for lunch! SoUUper lunch is an informal gathering every Wednesday at noon. Soup, salad, bread and dessert are served and good conversation takes place. No reservations required!

In a recent discussion with his wife Rev. Chris realized that he loves beginnings and forever. He loves the openness and unpredictability and freshness of beginning and the sturdiness and dependability and bedrock of forever. But the real soul work and transforming juice is in the great middle. This service will celebrate the forging power of all that comes between beginnings and forever. 

Join us for lunch! SoUUper lunch is an informal gathering every Wednesday at noon. Soup, salad, bread and dessert are served and good conversation takes place. No reservations required!

Youth in 5th Grade and up are invited to audition for lead roles in The Wizard of Oz!

Youth in 5th Grade and up are invited to audition for a lead role in this year's musical, The Wizard of Oz!

On the 11th hour of the 11th day of every month, we join with interfaith communities to call attention to the urgency of our climate crisis. Join us 10:45–11:15 AM for bell ringing and visible action to demand meaningful climate solutions. Signs provided, or bring your own! Questions? Email 

socialaction@uubelmont.org

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Join friends and families for an all church potluck on Saturday, September 19 from 6:30 - 8:00 PM.

In our first service of the church year we will welcome everyone back for our first outdoor service celebrating community and water and the fullness and beauty of life! 

Any families interested in taking part in our annual children's musical should join us for a fun intro to this year's show, The Wizard of Oz!

Join us for lunch! SoUUper lunch is an informal gathering every Wednesday at noon. Soup, salad, bread and dessert are served and good conversation takes place. No reservations required!

Join us for the all church Retreat on Sandy Island in Lake Winnepesaukee, New Hampshire  - September 18-20, 2026

The FCB Legacy of Slavery Project invites you to join us for a presentation and Q&A session about Cuba's current socioeconomic situation with esteemed Cuban economist, Ricardo Torres Pérez.

Join us for lunch! SoUUper lunch is an informal gathering every Wednesday at noon. Soup, salad, bread and dessert are served and good conversation takes place. No reservations required!

The FCB Youth Group welcomes all high school students (9th-12th grades) to explore their faith, identity, and role in society in a safe, welcoming space. We meet every Sunday night from 6:30-8:30 pm For more information, email Elliott at 

youthprogram@uubelmont.org

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The FCB Youth Group welcomes all high school students (9th-12th grades) to explore their faith, identity, and role in society in a safe, welcoming space. We meet every Sunday night from 6:30-8:30 pm For more information, email Elliott at 

youthprogram@uubelmont.org

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Join us for lunch! SoUUper lunch is an informal gathering every Wednesday at noon. Soup, salad, bread and dessert are served and good conversation takes place. No reservations required!

Defining Reparations at First Church: A Series of Four FCB Community Workshops with Dr. Sophia Boyer

Come meet the Social Action Committee members and hear about ongoing social action initiatives and how to get involved! Questions? Email socialaction@uubelmont.org

The FCB Youth Group welcomes all high school students (9th-12th grades) to explore their faith, identity, and role in society in a safe, welcoming space. We meet every Sunday night from 6:30-8:30 pm For more information, email Elliott at 

youthprogram@uubelmont.org

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