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Elder Housing Exploration March 1 · 12:15 PM · Parish Hall Sunday, March 1, 12:15 PM - 1:45 PM. First of a two-part series providing useful information related to elder housing. The sessions will be facilitated by Karen Wasserman, LICSW and Director of Your Elder Experts. Email Nicole Griffin at adult.programs@uubelmont.org with any questions. PT 2: Elder Housing Exploration

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FCB Green Monthly Meetings May 26 · 6:00 PM · Online Join with FCB Green for our monthly Zoom meetings to address the climate crisis through our own practices and political action.

The Welcome Table: A Monthly Drop-In Spaghetti Dinner April 6 · 4:00 PM · Kitchen Join us on the first Monday of each month for a drop-in family-style spaghetti dinner. This will be a time to share food and connect with others at your own pace. All are welcome, including newcomers and guests. Contact Rev. Martha with any questions at mdneuman@uubelmont.org

Wigilia Dinner: A Polish Christmas Eve Dinner December 11 · 6:30 PM · Upper Hall Come Celebrate Polish Christmas Eve - A plant Based Wigilia! Dinner will be held on Thursday, December 11 from 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM in the Upper gathering hall. Space is limited and registration for the event will take place in November.

The Welcome Table: A Monthly Drop-In Spaghetti Dinner March 2 · 5:30 PM · Kitchen Join us on the first Monday of each month for a drop-in family-style spaghetti dinner. This will be a time to share food and connect with others at your own pace. All are welcome, including newcomers and guests. Contact Rev. Martha with any questions at mdneuman@uubelmont.org

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“Which Side?: Protest Music, Past, Present, and Future." A Lecture with James Sullivan January 29 · 7:00 PM · Parish Hall Join us for an engaging, multimedia lecture with James Sullivan, author of " Which Side Are You On? 20th Century American History in 100 Protest Songs " (2019). Sullivan will explore how protest music—often dismissed as blunt or preachy—has shaped American culture, from anti-war and pro-labor songs to civil rights anthems. These songs have given voice to a nation’s struggles and challenged listeners to take a stand by asking, “Which side are you on?” This free event is co-sponsored by FCB’s Social Action and Adult Programs Committees, along with Second Friday Concerts. To attend, please register here . Join us for an engaging evening with James Sullivan, author of Which Side Are You On? 20th Century American History in 100 Protest Songs, published in 2019. "Protest" music is largely perceived as an unsubtle art form, a topical brand of songwriting that preaches to the converted. But popular music of all types has long given listeners food for thought, including anti-war and pro-labor songs, as well as civil rights anthems. Mr. Sullivan will discuss how protest songs have given voice to the needs and challenges of a nation and asked its citizens to take a stand by asking the question, "Which side are you on?” Mr. Sullivan is a longtime arts and culture reporter for the Boston Globe and the author of five books. A former editor for Rolling Stone and a former staff writer for the San Francisco Chronicle, Sullivan teaches journalism at Emerson College, serves as program director for the Newburyport Documentary Film Festival, and is co-curator of the concert series "Which Side? A Protest Music Teachout." This free event is co-sponsored by FCB’s Social Action and Adult Programs Committees, along with Second Friday Concerts. To attend, please register at this link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/which-side-protest-music-past-present-future-tickets-1874690833749?utm_experiment=test_share_listing&aff=ebdsshios&sg=52ff7b08f68ce27b65e98b5301760c4dba4e667c84d331b83d44f578012ee441a7dfcceb11946e35dfca54fa048bdae7de34 @b

History Group April 2 · 6:30 PM · Online Join us on the first Thursday of every month at 7:30 pm for ongoing discussions about First Church history with Historian John Howe. For more information, contact John at history@uubelmont.org .

An Introduction to Reparations with Dr. Sophia Boyer January 23 · 7:00 PM · Parish Hall The LoSP will be partnering again with Dr. Sophia Boyer, who will be guiding the congregation through this next phase of its work, helping us to understand more about reparations and guide our church as we begin to consider how to define reparations at FCB now that we are more informed about our church’s complex history. To learn more, email Gina at legacyofslaveryproject@uubelmont.org.

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Christmas Eve Service December 24 · 11:00 PM · Sanctuary All are welcome to join us this Christmas Eve for a warm, tradition-filled service. Together we’ll share beloved carols, candlelight, and the timeless Christmas story. All are welcome to settle into the beauty, wonder, and quiet joy of the night. Services begin at 2:00, 4:00, 6:00, and 11:00 pm.