This class is not about budgeting! It is about learning to decide what is on the altar of your heart. And, no, you won’t have to reveal what is on your altar. Knowing what is in our heart, we can approach the use of money as a spiritual practice.

If you’ve ever wondered what it would be like to stand at the pulpit offering a message, this is your chance: So You Think You Can Preach!

In Covenant Groups, six to ten people come together in a circle of trust, in covenant, to share about their lives and about meaningful themes.

Do you sing in the car, in the shower, or while cooking dinner? The Eliot Chapel Choir welcomes you to consider joining Eliot Chapel's music ministry. All levels of musical experience are welcome.

Love at the Center is a new Wellspring program that offers a transformational 13 session curriculum that is an in-depth exploration of our shared faith, within the context of our personal identities and experiences , diverse communities, and the world.

Imagine that your child is asking THE BIG QUESTIONS, like: "What's God like?"; "Am I going to heaven?"; "What does it mean to sin?”; or the big one, "What happens after we die?" This class invites you to explore your own spiritual journey, gain a deeper understanding of yourself, and help you support your child's spiritual development.

A Course in Miracles is a psychological-spiritual path immersed in LOVE. It brings joy, peace, understanding of self and others. It offers a spiritual connection to the Divine and your inner guidance as well as spiritual and psychological wisdom.

This Spiritual Book Club is a twice-monthly gathering of people who are interested in reading and sharing insights from books that offer a deep understanding of psychological and spiritual concepts.

Based in part (and going beyond) the book Social Justice for the Sensitive Soul: How to Change the World in Quiet Ways by Dorcas Cheng-Tozun, this three-part class will examine a wide variety of ways to engage in social justice work that integrates your specific physical, mental, and emotional capacity; your personality; and your skills.

For too long UUs and other liberal religious people have ignored or downplayed the Bible, leaving it for the extreme right to use and abuse.  Whether or not you use the Bible as sacred for your spiritual path, knowing what it really says, and how it has changed and evolved over time, can give you tools to combat rising Christian extremism.