Our Church's Mission
Love boldly,
foster belonging,
nurture the evolving spirit,
and act justly.
foster belonging,
nurture the evolving spirit,
and act justly.
We invite you to visit us for services, classes, and activities at 37 Miller Street in Belfast, Maine.
All worship services are in the sanctuary and on Zoom simultaneously. Sunday services begin at 10:00am.
We are joyfully welcoming and affirming - a vibrant, inter-generational faith community, inspired by thought and spirit, and grounded in love.

Clothes Needed for the 2026 Utterly Unbelievable Clothing and Boutique Sale
The sale will be on November 13 & 14. We’re accepting donations of clean clothes in good condition (no stains or tears) until November 8 at the church. This includes jerseys, shirts, sweaters, outerwear, dresses, 2-piece outfits and accessories of jewelry, hats, scarves, gloves, belts.
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Our Next Service
Sunday, October 4
Title or Theme: Ingathering/Water CeremonySpeaker: Rev. Amy McCormick
Worship Associate: Ivy Lobato
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Wednesday, September 30, 2026
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A Sample of Our Adult Programs

Soul Matters (Description of the Program)
- At church or on Zoom, depending on the groupEach year, starting in September, our UUCB offers several Soul Matters groups with up to 10 members each, who meet together monthly through June at the church and/or on Zoom. Each group meets on different days and times, usually for 2 hours. While it’s definitely preferable to join a gro ... (continued)

Vespers
Wednesdays 6pm (Beginning October 7) - On Zoom OnlyJoin Rev. Amy each week for
a simple service of music and readings meant to soothe our souls and nourish
our spirits.
This 30-minute offering provides time to be together in the quiet of
contemplation around a different theme each week using songs and poetry, story
and silence.
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Church News

Pastor's Message
Posted on: Saturday, September 5, 2026Dear UUCB,
I’m never quite sure what to share in these monthly letters. Should they be a report out on the previous month or a time to summarize all that is upcoming? Are they commentaries on the state of our church, or windows into the happenings of my life? Maybe they should be calls to action or mini lessons on Unitarian Universalism. As I write this, I know that the answer is, “any and all of the above”. There are no wrong answers and no 100% right answers either.
However, it does occur to me to ask you, dear reader:
“What would you would like to hear more about?
Are there topics you would want me to focus ... (continued)
Community Actions

Pledge to Reduce Our Use of Plastics
From Your Climate Action Team:Consider this Pledge to Reduce Our Use of Plastics “What we do to the Earth, we do to ourselves.” Chief Joseph, Nez Perce
During our annual meeting on May 17, the congregation will vote on adopting the “Pledge To Reduce Plastic” developed by a committee of the Belfast Bay Watershed Coalition and promoted by the Waldo County Climate Action Coalition. The UUCB council confirmed their unanimous support on April 15 and we want to share some backgroun ... (continued)
Next Public Events

The Belfast Resistance Faire
Saturday, October 10, 2026Time: 1pm - 5pm — Location: Sanctuary
Cost: Free

The Volta, at the Belfast Poetry Festival
Friday, October 16, 2026Time: 6:30 - 7:30pm — Location: Sanctuary
Quick Quiz
What do you know about this famous person from the UU tradition?Charles Bulfinch
Recent Sermon / Homily
A Spell Against Stagnation
Date: September 27, 2026
Speaker: Rev. Amy McCormick
Length: 14:56
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