Mondays in February, 8:30am (on Zoom). To register: e-mail office@uumh.org

An introduction to ancient movements that improve balance, strength, and flexibility.

Led by Ellen Anthony.

Mondays in February (on Zoom). To register: e-mail office@uumh.org

Calm your mind, center your spirit, connect with your community.

Facilitated by Bonnie Breidenbach.

Sundays, February 8, 15, and 22, 1-2pm. To register, email: revkate@uumh.org

This is an introductory workshop on steps we can take towards creating a disability-affirming congregation. We will explore the day-to-day realities faced by disability communities, the importance of positive disability identity development and the steps of disability-affirming practice..

Presented by Elspeth Slayter, MSW, MA, PhD

Thursdays, Feb. 12 and 19, 1-3 pm. To register email: revkate@uumh.org

Presented by Marty Hassel, who taught at the New England School of Photography for 35 years.

Marty says, “The minute my first black and white photo emerged in the darkroom tray back in 1973, I knew my life had completely changed. I had a feeling of awe and awakening I can still remember today. Photography has always been a spiritual practice for me."

Bring your camera or phone for some on the spot assignments!

Mondays, March 2 and 9, 10am-12 noon. To register email: revkate@uumh.org

Join us for a hands-on workshop exploring the art of visible mending. This workshop is open to all sewing skill levels and no prior experience is needed. We'll learn and practice techniques such as patching, darning, and decorative reinforcement.

Along the way, we'll approach mending as a mindfulness practice, slowing down to care for our belongings, reduce waste, and honor the stories held in our garments.

Participants are encouraged to bring an item in need of repair.Additional fabrics, threads, and supplies will be provided.

Led by Stephanie Cave

Friday, March 6, 11 am.

Join us for a restorative hour of healing vibrations! Beginning with vocal exercises and transitioning to 45 minutes of Crystal Alchemy Singing Bowls, the sounds of this hour calm the sympathetic nervous system and stimulate the parasympathetic nervous system.

Participants can lie on the floor on mats or be seated in chairs.

Presented by Kat Black.

Mondays, March 16, 23, and 30. To register email: revkate@uumh.org

Come collage with us! You don't have to be an artist!

Originally developed by Seena Frost, the idea of SoulCollage is that each card, created through cutting and pasting a collage of magazine images, is a mirror of the self and soul. Explore different parts of yourself through this creative process and get to know others on a deeper level.

Leave your inner critic at home!

Led by Rev. Kate Wilkinson