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Sunday, September 15th at 10:30 AM

Water Communion . . .   “All Aboard”

Rev. Tony Lorenzen leads our annual Ingathering service and reflects on the invitation offered each year to create community together. Please bring water with you from a place or experience you’ve found life giving in the past year. Congregational Conversation to follow services on building updates, security, space sharing partners

Join us in person at 328 Paddock Avenue as we continue our September worship series on the topic of “Invitation”.   If you can’t join us in person, you can attend on Zoom:  https://go.uumeriden.org/zoom

Art & Soul Concert Series resumes on September 28th

The UU Church in Meriden, CT opens its Art & Soul Concert Series for 2024-25 with a performance by GRAEME PEARSON on Sat. Sept. 28, 2024 at 6 pm at the church located at 328 Paddock Ave. in Meriden. A $20 donation is welcome at the door or online via PayPal.

Graeme E. Pearson is a singer, musician and author born in Edinburgh. He entertains tourists and locals in Edinburgh, all over Scotland, and around the world. A multi-instrumentalist, Graeme performs traditional tunes, folk classics, and other familiar songs.
He’s released three albums with his band The Mutineers: Graeme E. Pearson and the Mutineers and Half Alive in Edinburgh, and Dead and Alive in Edinburgh. His memoir “Edinburgh: My Story” recounts his adventures playing in pubs and clubs.
Graeme appeared with The Mutineers as the ceilidh band in the film “A Shot at Glory” starring Robert Duval, Michael Keaton, and Ally McCoist. Graeme appeared on the television show Total Wipeout UK (Series 5, Episode 6). He comes in after about 20 minutes and they call him Graeme MacBanjo.
During the Covid-19 pandemic Graeme put on live shows from his garden at home entertaining a worldwide audience.

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