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Anger Management

Rev David Chandler

One of the satyagraha principles Dr. King learned from Gandhi was the management of anger in the personal and public sphere. It is like dynamite, of course. Handle with great care, especially when the ends seem to be overwhelmingly positive. Religious Exploration offered for … read more.

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Religious Exploration

Religious Exploration

On most Sundays, children of all ages are invited to sit with their families or friends during the first part of the regular worship service. This starts at 10:00 a.m. This time includes chalice and candle lighting, a time for sharing joys and sorrows, and a “Moment For All Ages,” after which children leave to go to their classes. There are several multi-generational worship services when all ages gather in the sanctuary for worship in community and celebration.

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We are a progressive faith community that works for justice and compassion in all human relations, values theological and human diversity, and celebrates the beauty of nature, ideas, and the arts. Are you looking for a faith home where you can grow spiritually? A place of spiritual comfort in a time of transition? A Sunday School where your children can learn to live out values of loving and just connection to others? With us, you may find the place you seek. We hope you will visit.

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Expresso yourself coffeehouse: January 26

Expresso yourself coffeehouse: January 26

Rich Berg is the producer and co-host of For the Love of Words filmed at Easton Community Cable, and the program developer and co-instructor of the Poetry Workshops at the Ames Free Library, both in Easton, MA. He has featured at Wake Up and Smell the Poetry in Hopkinton and the South Coast Center for the Arts, as well as dozens of other venues. His poetry & photography appear in several publications and galleries. Rich has a B.S.B.A degree from Suffolk University and teaches writing and about overcoming adversity. He is a brain injury survivor and an advocate for the Brain Injury Association of Massachusetts.

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