Given that all the services at the Cambridge Unitarian Church are currently suspended until further notice due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the minister, Andrew Brown, has written the message below to all the church members and attenders. Just click on it to read.
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Greetings. As in previous weeks, I trust all remains as well as can be expected with you all. Please remember that if you would like
Greetings. As in previous weeks, I trust all remains as well as can be expected with you all. Please remember that if you would like
Greetings. As in previous weeks, I trust all remains as well as can be expected with you all. Please remember that if you would like
Greetings. As in previous weeks, I trust all remains as well as can be expected with you all.Please remember that if you would like to
Greetings. As in previous weeks, I trust all remains as well as can be expected with you all. Please remember that if you would like
As in all previous weeks, I trust things remain as well as can be expected with you all. Please remember that if you would like
Greetings. As in previous weeks, I trust all remains as well as can be expected with you all.Please remember that if you would like to
Greetings. As in previous weeks, I trust all remains as well as can be expected with you all. Please remember that if you would like
Greetings. As in previous weeks I trust all remains as well as can be expected with you all. Please remember that if you would like
This week’s address/podcast is called “What learning to play jazz can tell us about the need for a liberal religious discipline” You can read the
Greetings. As in previous weeks I trust all remains as well as can be expected with you all. Please remember that if you would like
A Religious Naturalist Lent Course This religious naturalist Lent series was first run for the Unitarian congregation in Cambridge in 2014 in which we explored Henry Nelson Wieman’s thinking
