Universalist Unitarian Church of Waterville, Maine

Weekly Gatherings

Tuesday Discussion Group: The Tuesday Discussion Group has decided to take advantage of summer to have a vacation. We will start up again on Tuesday, September 13, at 11 AM. Please join us then for good conversations on interesting topics.

Wednesday Arts & Crafts: 11 am - 1 pm each Wednesday via Zoom. FMI, contact Kathy McKay. Zoom link:

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89427138856?pwd=MDV0ZDRSSUsxc08raXQxN1F3VkpjQT09

Or by phone (audio only)l: 646-558-8656. For some set-ups you might need: Meeting ID: 894 2713 8856 Passcode: 696243

Thursday 10 am Men's Coffee Group: 10 am each Thursday. Weather permitting, meets at Fort Halifax Park through the summer and fall. All are welcome. FMI, contact Ray Winship at rwinship@roadrunner.com

Friday Meditation Group: 9 am each Friday. The church door is unlocked by 8:50 and we gather in Averill Parlors. A few minutes after 9, we head upstairs to sit for 40 minutes. FMI or to get on the email reminder list, contact Rachel Marsh-Sachs at zone4color@gmail.com.
Friday Women's Group: 11 am - 1 pm each Friday via Zoom or sometimes outside at Ft Halifax. FMI, contact Claire Prontnicki. Zoom link:

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/598624260?pwd=cEtpMnFaTThSZDB0M0NNOHlMUmpOUT09

Or by phone (audio only): 312-626-6799. For some set-ups you might need: Meeting ID: 598 624 260 Passcode: 54321

Assistance through Starfish Village Ministry

The UU Church of Waterville does not currently provide direct financial assistance, but contributes to the Starfish Village Ministry of the Waterville United Church of Christ. To inquire about assistance with food, housing, etc., please contact the on-call minister at 207-509-1494 or maureenausbrook@gmail.com.

Additional Resources:

- General Assistance, Waterville: 207-680-4226, One Common Street, Waterville

- KVCAP (Kennebec Valley Community Action Program): 1-800-542-8227

- Mid-Maine Homeless Shelter: 207-872-8082, 19 Colby Street, Waterville

WELCOME!

We are a welcoming and inclusive community of faith. We are home to the spiritual-but-not-religious, to the religiously unaffiliated, to current and former members of other faith traditions, and to life-long UUs. We believe in the divinity of the human spirit.

Our faith is rooted in The Seven UU Principles.

Please explore our site, and reach out to us if you have questions or would like more information. We hope that you will find something meaningful, something to feed your spirit, something that speaks to your heart and nourishes your soul.