Best Church on earth. I've been a part of staff for 5 years and have never felt more loved.read more

From the owner: We're a gathering of imperfect, real people that aim to love anyone and everyone. Life is messy…read moreand rather than running away from the mess, we run towards the mess because we know that all of us either were a mess, are currently a mess, or are one dumb decision away from becoming a mess. And when we were our messiest version of ourselves, we didn't need someone to judge us. We needed someone to take us just as we were. That's what Jesus was about and that's what we're about. So in our church, it's okay to not be okay.

A welcoming, dynamic church with an awesome kid's program, engaging sermons and inspiring music…read more Worship is at 10 AM on Sunday. The Christmas Eve Service will be lessons and carols at 7:00PM December 24. The church is Open and Affirming.

Awesome Bible Study the teaching is very clear and understanding you will grow in your walk from…read morethis church by knowing the Word of God

Great community for exploring your faith. Excellent atmosphere, a great congregation and a dynamic…read moreminister.

Here goes my story about the Grafton and Upton UU church. For the last three winters I have been…read morehired to shovel the sidewalk and stairs in the front of the church. I have been paid well although getting up early so that you can shovel snow is quite annoying and sometimes I feel like I don't get enough, probably needed more sleep. This was good and the money supplemented my high school income (currently zero), so I was eager when my "boss" asked me if I was interested in becoming a janitor. By janitor there are some small complications. One being that I was a part time janitor, the other being that I was also temporary janitor. So I was the part-time temp from the Unitarian Universalist Society of Grafton and Upton. I got the always sufficient minimum wage and was happy because I only worked about seven hours a week. Since I was only hired to be the janitor before the church got another one, I was only hired for 5.5 weeks. I did mundane tasks such as vacuuming, dry mopping, wet mopping (that's right it is different, besides the obvious difference in H20), and washing the... ahem... toilets. It is kind of fun doing mindless work although I do consider myself moderately intelligent. After the five plus weeks I was happy not having to avoid cleaning around such events as AA and Narcotics Anonymous, not to mention Girl Scouts. I don't know if I would do it again if I could, but I can say that everyone, well almost everyone, that I encountered at the church was extremely nice and I would consider going there (If I wasn't an agnostic) and even leaving my child there (If I had a child). Also all the programs at the church, especially mass are in an extremely nice building except for the lack of parking.