Universalist Unitarian Church of Waterville, Maine

Sundays, Tuesdays & Fridays

3 to 4 pm

The Evening Sandwich Program, now in its 36th year of service to the community, is open from 3 to 4 pm on Sundays, Tuesdays, and Fridays. We serve a bagged meal of four sandwiches and a hot soup. Meals are free. No questions asked. FMI, contact Maili Bailey at mailibailey50@gmail.com Contributions may be sent to PO Box 2471, Waterville, ME 04903-2471. Thanks for your support!

For alternative food sources please see:

- Waterville Area Soup Kitchen

- Waterville Food Bank

- Mid-Maine Homeless Shelter

- Winslow Community Cupboard

Weekly Gatherings

(Visitors Welcome)

Wednesday Arts & Crafts: 10 am to 12 noon in Averill Parlors (downstairs). FMI, contact Rachel Marsh-Sachs.

Thursday Men's Coffee Group: 10 am in Averill Parlors (downstairs). For more information contact Ray Winship.
Friday Meditation Group: 9 am at the church. The church door is unlocked by 8:50 am and we gather in Averill Parlors (downstairs). A few minutes after 9:00, we head upstairs to sit for 40 minutes. FMI, contact Rachel Marsh-Sachs.
Friday Women's Group: 10 am to 12 noon in Averill Parlors (downstairs). FMI, contact Rachel Marsh-Sachs.

Assistance through Starfish Village Ministry

The UU Church of Waterville does not currently provide direct financial assistance, but contributes to the Starfish Village Ministry of the Waterville United Church of Christ. To inquire about assistance with food, housing, etc., please contact the on-call minister at 207-509-1494 or revmostarfishvillage@gmail.com.

Additional Resources:

- General Assistance, Waterville: 207-680-4226, One Common Street, Waterville

- KVCAP (Kennebec Valley Community Action Program): 1-800-542-8227

- Mid-Maine Homeless Shelter: 207-872-8082, 19 Colby Street, Waterville

- Essentials Closet: Free personal and household items. 21 College Avenue (lower level, entrance at back). Open last two weeks of every month on Wednesdays 9-11am, Thursdays 5-7pm, and Fridays 9-11am. One visit per month, please.

WELCOME!

We are a welcoming and inclusive community of faith. We are home to the spiritual-but-not-religious, to the religiously unaffiliated, to current and former members of other faith traditions, and to life-long UUs. We believe in the divinity of the human spirit.

Our faith is rooted in The Seven UU Principles.

For more information about Unitarian Universalism in general, please see the national site, www.uua.org. Also, please explore our site, and reach out to us if you have questions or would like more information. We hope that you will find something meaningful, something to feed your spirit, something that speaks to your heart and nourishes your soul.