Join us at the chapel on Tuesday evenings at 6pm for thoughtful conversations on the issues shaping our world today. Together, we’ll consider how our UU values can guide our perspectives, provide a supportive sounding board, and help us navigate challenges with clarity and care.
Gather with us at the chapel on Tuesday evenings at 6pm to discuss concerns and how our UU values can provide guidance and act as a “sounding board”, sharing concerns and challenges and provide help and support for each other.
Join us on Sunday, August 31 as we prepare for the September 1 Workers Over Billionaires actions at Salt Pond Visitors Center, the Hyannis Rotary and many other locations. What message do you want to share this Labor Day? Bring your ideas, even if they aren’t fully fleshed out. We’ll brainstorm and encourage each other! We’ll have some materials available and workshop participants are invited to bring their own. All are welcome. Join us at 10 a.m. on Sunday, August … Continue reading 31 Aug 2025: Amplifying Our Values: A Sign Making Party
Gather with us at the chapel on Tuesday evenings at 6pm to discuss concerns and how our UU values can provide guidance and act as a “sounding board”, sharing concerns and challenges and provide help and support for each other.
Sunday, August 24, 2025 10:00 AM Joan and Rick Francolini are the parents of a bisexual daughter, Rene, who’s about to marry a transgender man. They’re also committed social justice advocates who recently organized the first-ever Lower Cape Pride celebration on Cape Cod. Dubbed, “Unity in Community,” the three-day event, a multi-generational celebration of LGBTQ+ pride, drew hundreds of people to the towns of Orleans and Brewster, Massachusetts in June 2025. Joan and Rick tapped many elements of their local … Continue reading 24 Aug 2025: The Lower Cape Pride Journey – From Allies to Advocates
Nauset Fellowship is inviting the broader community into the Chapel to have a public conversation about how we can effectively act together building allies to resist the harrowing loss of resources for so many of our neighbors and friends. The violence and divisiveness in our country affects each of us. How can we band together and act to achieve shared humanitarian goals while caring for our precious land and our collective future? When we come together we might find ways … Continue reading 17 Aug 2025: Community Conversation
Sunday, August 10, 2025 10:00 AM Join us as Matthew Dunn, aka WOMR’s DJ Matty Dread, gives us an overview of WOMR/WFMR’s history and programming, while relating some stories from behind the scenes that may surprise even the most avid listeners. He will address the challenges facing the station in the wake of the recent defunding of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting as well as opportunities for growth in the face of significant challenges. There will be ample time for a … Continue reading 10 Aug 2025: DJ Matty Dread
Jimmy Tingle June 13,14, 27, and 28 at Chapel in the Pines7:30 PM The “Radical” Middle 4 hilarious shows in June + you can support Nauset Fellowship too! Choose Chapel in the Pines at checkout to answer the question: “How did you hear about this event?” and Nauset Fellowship will receive $10 of the total ticket price as a donation from Tingle Productions and “Humor for Humanity.” Tickets available at https://jimmytingle.com/. All are welcome. What: Jimmy Tingle Film Screening Event: … Continue reading Jun 2025: Jimmy Tingle
Sunday, May 18, 2025 10:00 AM Join us as Ayanna Freedom, LICSW, delivers an informative talk on how to nurture yourself and others during difficult times. She will discuss how inequities and the current climate can be dangerous for the nervous system and what we can do to be active in the current political climate while still reducing stress in the body and creating community with others and ourselves. All are welcome. Ayanna is a speaker, author, 500 hour Yoga Teacher, … Continue reading 18 May 2025: Healing in Hard Times
Sunday, April 27, 2025 10:00 AM Join us on April 27, 2025, as Sue Silver introduces us to P.E.O, a nonprofit organization that has helped more than 125,000 women pursue educational goals by providing more than $435 million in educational assistance, making a difference in women’s lives through six philanthropies and a foundation. P.E.O. was founded in 1869, by seven students at Iowa Wesleyan College. This small circle of kindred spirits, enthusiastic about educational opportunities for women, eventually expanded to … Continue reading 27 Apr 2025: Philanthropic Education Organization (P.E.O)
