Unitarian Universalist Urban Ministry

Unitarian Universalist Urban Ministry The UU Urban Ministry is a non-sectarian, non-profit social justice organization in Roxbury, MA.

Check out RedRed Kitchen, a Roxbury restaurant serving flavorful Ghanaian dishes.As part of our local restaurant spotlig...
08/25/2026

Check out RedRed Kitchen, a Roxbury restaurant serving flavorful Ghanaian dishes.

As part of our local restaurant spotlight, we're highlighting businesses that celebrate culture and bring the community together.

Visit RedRed Kitchen on Washington Street for a taste of Ghana in the neighborhood!

Revolutionary Lives: The Hidden History You Didn't Know is coming! Join us for the first of a 3-part event that examines...
08/20/2026

Revolutionary Lives: The Hidden History You Didn't Know is coming!

Join us for the first of a 3-part event that examines the history and tradition of revolutionary action in Boston.

Featuring historians Thomas Plant (Col. George Middleton and the Bucks of America), Dr. Alexandria Russell (Finding Phillis: Phillis Wheatley's Memorials in Boston & Beyond), and Dr. Aabid Allibhai (Race and Slavery at the First Church in Roxbury).

These are the other stories, what you didn't learn in history class! - Rediscover the richness of American history through the stories of both famous and lesser-known innovators of revolutionary thought and action in the 18th century.

Don't miss this event!

As we keep celebrating 200 years of the First Church in Roxbury, we’re highlighting individuals who have played an impor...
08/18/2026

As we keep celebrating 200 years of the First Church in Roxbury, we’re highlighting individuals who have played an important role in the Meetinghouse.

This week, we are discussing Joseph Dudley ,a lifelong public servant, scholar, and influential figure in Massachusetts history.Read more above!

08/17/2026

Revolutionary Lives: The Hidden History You Didn't Know is coming!

Join us for the first of a 3-part event that examines the history and tradition of revolutionary action in Boston.

Featuring historians Thomas Plant (Col. George Middleton and the Bucks of America), Dr. Alexandria Russell (Finding Phillis: Phillis Wheatley's Memorials in Boston & Beyond), and Dr. Aabid Allibhai (Race and Slavery at the First Church in Roxbury).

These are the other stories, which you didn't learn in history class! - Rediscover the richness of American history through the stories of both famous and lesser-known innovators of revolutionary thought and action in the 18th century.

Don't miss this event!

Step inside Roxbury's Meetinghouse for an evening where history, music, and story come together in a powerful experience...
08/16/2026

Step inside Roxbury's Meetinghouse for an evening where history, music, and story come together in a powerful experience of belonging.

As you explore one of Boston's most treasured historic landmarks, experience a thought-provoking, audience-inclusive artistic journey featuring live viola, powerful vocals, and a moving monologue - an introspective performance inspired by UU Urban Ministry's mission of social justice, belonging, and shared humanity.

More than an open house, this is an invitation to experience a place where community is nurtured, stories are honored, and every generation is called to imagine what comes next.

Whether you are an artist, community leader, nonprofit, event planner, neighbor, or simply curious, come discover a space where history continues to inspire the future.

Tuesday, August 18, 2026
5:30–7:30 PM
Roxbury's Meetinghouse
10 Putnam Street, Roxbury, MA

RSVP Required: register here, https://www.uuum.org/.../roxburys-meetinghouse-open-house...

Reserve your spot today and come Discover. Imagine. Belong.

Check out Pure Green Roxbury, a local smoothie and juice bar serving fresh smoothies, cold-press juices, acai bowls, and...
08/15/2026

Check out Pure Green Roxbury, a local smoothie and juice bar serving fresh smoothies, cold-press juices, acai bowls, and more.

As part of our local restaurant spotlight series, we're highlighting spots in Roxbury that bring something special to the neighborhood.

Stop by Pure Green for a fresh and flavorful option right in the community!

08/13/2026

Our first open house for Roxbury’s Meetinghouse was a success! We opened our doors and welcomed Roxbury residents to celebrate the restoration of one of Boston's most treasured historic landmarks. You can join us at our next open meeting house on August 18th. 2026 to explore the beautifully restored Meetinghouse, discover its rich history and enduring legacy, and experience how this remarkable space is being reimagined as a place for community, creativity, celebration, and connection. Learn how the Meetinghouse will continue to serve Roxbury and Greater Boston for generations to come.

Go to our website, UUUM.org/upcoming-events for more information for Roxbury’s Open Meetinghouse series.

As we keep celebrating 200 years of the First Church in Roxbury, we’re highlighting individuals who have played an impor...
08/12/2026

As we keep celebrating 200 years of the First Church in Roxbury, we’re highlighting individuals who have played an important role in the Meetinghouse.

This week, we are discussing Thomas Dudley, a founding member and leading supporter of the church. Read more above!

Join us for the first in a 3-part series examining the history and tradition of revolutionary action in Boston. Together...
08/11/2026

Join us for the first in a 3-part series examining the history and tradition of revolutionary action in Boston. Together, we will rediscover the richness of American history through the stories of both famous and lesser-known innovators of revolutionary thought and action in the 18th century.

The evening will present a wide range of perspectives from our featured panelists:

Historian Thomas Plant on “Colonel George Middleton and The Bucks of America," a little-known story about African American contributions to the Revolutionary War.

Dr. Alexandria Russell on “Finding Phillis: Phillis Wheatley's Memorials in Boston & Beyond"

Dr. Aabid Allibhai reprising his timely and significant commissioned report on “Race & Slavery at the First Church in Roxbury.”

Date and time: August 21, 2026, at 6:00pm
Location: 10 Putnam Street, Roxbury, MA 02119

Running time: 1-1/2 to 2 hours.

Address

10 Putnam Street
Roxbury, MA
02119

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 6pm
Tuesday 10am - 6pm
Wednesday 10am - 6pm
Thursday 10am - 6pm
Friday 10am - 6pm
Saturday 9am - 3pm

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+16173186010

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