Rev. Allison Palm is a lifelong Unitarian Universalist and a Minnesota native. She has served as the settled minister at the UU Church of Nashua since August 2015.
Join us for Christmas Eve! Our 5pm Family Service will be an interactive retelling of the nativity story. The 7pm Service will be a modern take on lessons and carols. Both services will feature our Christmas Choir and will conclude with our traditional passing of … read more.
This week we’ll explore the awe that arises in our connections with one another. What happens when you look into another’s eyes and realize that you are not alone?
Sometimes we feel awe in looking at things we can’t understand, the parts of the world that are beyond our understanding. Other times, the awe is in understanding the complexity of our world. How do we appreciate our wonder at both understanding and mystery?
In this first service on awe, we’ll explore the difference between attention and awe.
What is it that gets paid attention to in our world? How do we decide what we pay attention to each day?
Join us for a service remembering and honoring our loved ones who have died. We’ll explore what it means to pay attention to loss, and the ways our loved ones live on in our memories.
What is the purpose of being a member of a community? Why does belonging matter? We’ll explore these questions and more this Sunday!
This Sunday we’ll explore gender identity and talk pronouns! Join us to hear the voices of Trans UUs and talk about how we can be welcoming to people of all genders in our congregation.
Along with 7 other faith communities in our area, this Sunday we’ll be talking about the issue of affordable housing. Our faith calls us to care for our neighbors, because we are connected. What can we do about the issue of housing in our community?
There are so many stories about times that the underdog has, unexpectedly, come out on top. What do these stories have to teach us about defeating the giants of our time?
