UCC Norwell’s Church Council holds monthly meetings. The meeting minutes are available, upon request, and are briefly synopsized here in about a minute (or so).

For it’s 1, 2, 3 strikes you’re out at the old ball game! Sing alongs in the spring always include baseball favorites when the Memory Lane Singers lead the songs!

The April 6, 2024 concert by UCC Norwell’s Youth Minister Bob Caldeira attracted a large audience with joyful Christian music.

The April 7, 2024 Lunch + Learn discussion hosted at UCC Norwell tackled the topic of Christian Nationalism.

A peek at much of the worship, exploration, wonder, and celebration that went on at UCC Norwell during Holy Week. Pictures and video provided by congregation members and staff. Meditative music shared by Music of Minister Karen Harvey.

A meaningful Shabbat service and dinner experience for our 2024 Confirmands highlighting the sense of God's presence and the hospitality of our hosts.

Our 2024 Confirmation class traveled to Craigville Retreat Center the first weekend in March to reflect upon our own identities, the identity of the wider Church and our church, and the identity of God/Jesus.

In this Lenten reflection on "UNPLUGGED," Rev. Dr. Mary Louise Gifford explores disconnecting from stress, expectations, and busyness. Through prayer and introspection, she is reminded to challenge assumptions and embrace solitude to deepen our connection with God. As we navigate Lent, let's find wisdom in lowering expectations and aligning our spiritual goals with the path ahead.

Take time to pause from busyness with this prayer for Lent.

What if a timeout is not a punishment at all, but rather an invitation to distance our overstimulated minds and spirits from a world assailing us with a constant barrage of choices, information, activities, news cycles, needs and commitments?

Luke 15:1-3, 11b-32

March 27, 2022

A group of children are making blankets for sick children. A woman was healed by touching Jesus' clothes. This story inspires the children to make the blankets. The children imagine what it must have been like for the woman to be healed, and how the blankets can bring comfort to sick children.