On Sunday, December 28, a group of members and friends gathered at Wiley Park for a walk through the snow-covered landscape. This Sunday morning walk has become an annual tradition in memory of our dear member and friend, Gail Hoffman. Gail loved sharing her joy in the beauty of the natural world with everyone she met, and we continue to honor that spirit each year by coming together in the place she loved so much. Happy Holidays to all!
The holiday season invites us to slow down, gather close, and remember what matters most—care for one another and the world we share. May you find warmth, meaning, and renewal in the days ahead, and may the new year bring fresh energy for justice, kindness, and joy. With gratitude and holiday blessings, Nauset Fellowship UU
A warm thank you to everyone who joined us—and especially to all the volunteers who made our Harvest Potluck at the Chapel in the Pines such a success. Your delicious dishes, helping hands, and lively conversations filled the space with community and gratitude. We’re grateful to carry on this wonderful tradition together.
Our newly renovated Mason & Hamlin “Liszt Organ” made the newspaper! From the Provincetown Independent …
Our Food Cupboard is open 24/7 — take what you need, leave what you can. Everyone is welcome. 💛 #CommunityCare #NausetFellowship Read more about our Community Food Exchange Cupboard …
In 2025, an opportunity arose to restore and preserve one of the most unique assets in our beloved Chapel – a Mason and Hamlin “Liszt” reed organ dating from the late 19th century when the Chapel was built. Its first home on the Cape was at St. Mary of the Harbor church in Provincetown. Around 1920 the organ was acquired by the Universalist Society of Eastham and used during services in the Chapel for many years. When Nauset Fellowship purchased … Continue reading The Mason and Hamlin “Liszt” Reed Organ
The orange day-lilies are in full bloom at the Chapel this week!
