Category: Community Events

Open Studios 2024

Just in time for holiday shopping, be sure to mark your calendars for Winchester Open Studios. We are looking for Volunteers! It is a great way to support a fundraiser for WUS and deepen your ties to the community. To volunteer, sign up HERE

A Little Night Music

Our 19th Concert Series begins on Nov 8th at 8:00 pm with “A Little Night Music,” performed by John Kramer. The program includes Chopin’s Nocturnes, Beethoven’s “Moonlight” Sonata, William Albright’s fantastical “Dream Rags,” music by Nathaniel Dett, Claude Debussy, Bill Evans and others. It is sure to be a special evening at WUS.  Sponsorships are welcomed! Contact Kathryn Maffei klminc@aol.com for … Continue reading A Little Night Music

WUS Green Sanctuary

Fall Leaf Raking Round 1 10/31/24 Please join us for this Saturday’s leaf gathering of WUS grounds from 10:30 am to noon. This money-saving activity is not only fun, but raking is better for the environment than contractors’ gas blowing. Extra rakes will be on hand. Light refreshments will be served. All ages welcomed!

Minutes for Winchester Unitarian Society Special Congregational Meeting October 6 

Call to Order A Special Congregational Meeting of Winchester Unitarian Society was held on October 6, 2024, in the Sanctuary. It began at noon and was presided over by Martin Newhouse as Moderator, with Ginger Hanson as Clerk. Attendees Voting members in attendance met quorum Motions Motion: Moved by Elizabeth Lintz and seconded that: Article … Continue reading Minutes for Winchester Unitarian Society Special Congregational Meeting October 6 

A Message from the Chair

Gordy McIntosh Thank you Chuck Khuen, James Pidacks, and the Building & Grounds Committee for your amazing work on the new solar array project and the replacement of our failing boiler. By two unanimous votes at our special meeting the congregation has authorized the Standing Committee to pursue a loan needed to complete the funding … Continue reading A Message from the Chair

Building Beloved Community

Farm by Farm What does farming have to do with addressing racism? Take a look at Farming While Black by Leah Penniman or (and I highly recommend this) view one or two of her YouTube videos. This inspiring Black woman founded Soul Fire Farm near Albany in New York State to “end racism and injustice in … Continue reading Building Beloved Community