Between Sundays

In the final week of our vision series, we’ll hear the call of scripture for unity in Christ and reflect on how a shared vision strengthens, sustains, and unites us as God’s people. Join us as we claim the vision God is planting in our life together at a church.

Sermon by Rev. Jasmine Buchanan

We continue our vision series by zooming out to scripture’s overarching storyline. From Eden’s first tree to Christ mistaken as a gardener, from seeds that grow unseen to the Tree of Life at the world’s renewal—God’s vision has always been rooted in growth, restoration, and hope. Join us in worship as we explore God’s vision for humanity.

In this week’s message, Pastor Anna dives into the story of the woman at the Samaritan well—a simple trip for water that became a life-changing encounter with Jesus. Together, we’ll explore how God often works through the ordinary, everyday tasks of our lives to reveal whether we’re moving in the right direction

United Church is entering a season of prayer, listening, and dreaming as we discern God’s vision for our next three years together. Watch Pastor Anna’s message and join the journey!

This week I sit down with our music director, Eithne, to talk about the exciting year ahead for our choir, bell choir, and band. We explore how making music together deepens faith, builds community, and brings new joy to worship. Whether you’re a lifelong musician or just curious about joining, this conversation will inspire you to see how music can open hearts and connect us more deeply with one another and with God.

Pastor Jaz and Pastor Anna dive into the topic of Faith Formation. What is it? Why have churches swapped the term "Christian Education" for "Faith Formation"? What approach do we take here at United Church? And what are we looking forward to this year for both Kids Ministry and Adult Faith Formation?

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In this week's episode, Shantae Holmes bravely shares her journey through illness and fertility challenges—a story marked by struggle, faith, and resilience.

Shantae’s testimony invites us into the sacred space of vulnerability, where God’s presence can be found even in pain, waiting, and uncertainty. Her story is one of honesty and hope, and it reminds us that we’re never alone in our questions or our longing.

This week, we welcome a moving testimony from Eithne Stover, who will share a deeply personal story of caring for her grandmother as a teenager. That early experience awakened in her a profound spirituality of the body and presence—a way of encountering God through tender care and sacred attentiveness.

This week, we’re thrilled to welcome Jane Claffey as our speaker. Jane shares a beautiful message on what she calls Grace Notes — those glimpses of God’s presence that show up in our everyday lives.

For over 40 years, Jane has been watching for these moments, and she believes they’re everywhere — if only we are alert and truly watch for God at work around us.

Chris Bradt shares her personal testimony — a moving story that reveals why she no longer fears death and how her faith has transformed her perspective on life.

We continue the series with a testimony from Rev. Anna Flowers. She’ll share one particular story of how she has seen God show up in a powerful way right here at United Church in Walpole.

We kick off the series with a moving testimony from Linda Sheehan. She’ll share the remarkable story of how she and John were led to dedicate their lives to serving children—a journey filled with purpose, faith, and unexpected grace.