Diverse & Revolutionary Unitarian Universalist Multicultural Ministries (DRUUMM) is the oldest and largest Unitarian Universalist People of Color ministry and anti-racist community organization based in North America. Each year they hold a public worship that is open to both members and to white anti-racist allies and members of multiracial families. Join this virtual worship at […]
Join North Parish members for the monthly UU Mass Action Hour on Thursday, May 30 from 12-1 PM. This virtual gathering is an opportunity to hear updates about campaigns and take action together, such as emailing or calling your legislators and signing petitions for justice issues led by frontline and coalition partners. To receive the […]
Join other North Parish members for dinner at the restaurant/café/bookstore El Taller/Café Azteca, 275 Essex Street, Lawrence, at 6 p.m. on the second Tuesday of each month. Sponsored by the Racial Justice Team, there is no formal agenda though conversation topics will likely include justice-related themes. Commune with North Parish friends over a delicious traditional […]
Join other North Parish members for dinner at the restaurant/café/bookstore El Taller/Café Azteca, 275 Essex Street, Lawrence, at 6 p.m. on the second Tuesday of each month. Sponsored by the Racial Justice Team, there is no formal agenda though conversation topics will likely include justice-related themes. Commune with North Parish friends over a delicious traditional […]
Organized by the Racial Justice Team
The Racial Justice Team is sponsoring a postcard writing session related to the upcoming presidential election. Please join us for writing and addressing non-partisan postcards with voting registration information for voters in North Carolina. We will set up in Flex Room immediately following the service, but we encourage you to enjoy the "2nd Sunday" lunch […]
It feels good to take action and UU Mass Action makes it easy! Join this one hour virtual meeting to hear updates about justice campaigns and take action together, such as calling your legislators, signing petitions, and more to support our frontline and coalition partners. This month the focus is on Protecting the Right to […]
This short film reveals the hidden story of the Phips Proclamation, one of many brutal proclamations used to destroy Native people in order to take their land in what is now New England.
At this year's Merrimack Valley Project annual MICAH (Ministry In Community Action Honoree) award dinner, we will honor Jerusha Ryan and Paul McCarthy for their many contributions to the North Parish and the broader community. Jerusha and Paul have recently moved to Hingham, and they will join us on November 17th from 5-8 pm at […]