Share in safe and restorative virtual WomenSpace via Zoom.

The Red Tent Movement, inspired by Anita Diamant’s fictional story, The Red Tent, supports women in reclaiming the gifts of community as we gather to co-create intimate, woman-centered, restorative, confidential Safe Space.

Circles are a powerful symbol of wholeness, equality, inclusivity, infinity. Women gather together to create spaces where we may take an equal seat and face one another in our authenticity in times of celebration, teaching, supporting, healing.

GA’s Red Tent will be hosted by Nan Rogers and the Hudson MA Red Tent from the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson, MA. Sign up on their Facebook page.

Nancy Rogers has facilitated Women’s Red Tent gatherings periodically since 2011 at the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson. Adapting to social distancing measures, the gatherings are now known as Women’s Web Tents and scheduled weekly online. Click on the link to learn how she’s helping women stay connected and not feel isolated during the pandemic.

https://www.communityadvocate.com/2020/06/02/hudson-red-tent-facilitator-connects-women-social-distancing-online

Minerva Potlucks are a time for spiritual renewal and nourishment. A safe and sacred space for women to connect with one another in spiritual exploration. A treasured tradition in some women’s circles that typically takes place at the beginning of each new month. To help UU Women stay connected during this time of isolation, in collaboration with UU Women and Religion we are offering Virtual Minerva Gatherings via Zoom weekly! (There is no charge to participate) ❉ These online gatherings will embody the same elements of conversation, poetry, music, art and ritual as our in-person Minerva Gatherings have over the years. To RSVP, visit: https://www.uuwf.org/events

For more information about online programs: http://twinklesplace.org/UU-Women-Online-Offerings/

These programs are funded in part, by a generous grant from UU Women’s Connection, by UU Women and Religion, UU Women's Federation, and by UU women supporters: http://twinklesplace.org/supporting-uu-womens-online-offerings/

Is your local or regional UU women's group gathering? We'd like to hear how things are going for you. info@uuwr.org

Share in safe and restorative virtual WomenSpace via Zoom.

The Red Tent Movement, inspired by Anita Diamant’s fictional story, The Red Tent, supports women in reclaiming the gifts of community as we gather to co-create intimate, woman-centered, restorative, confidential Safe Space.

Circles are a powerful symbol of wholeness, equality, inclusivity, infinity. Women gather together to create spaces where we may take an equal seat and face one another in our authenticity in times of celebration, teaching, supporting, healing.

GA’s Red Tent will be hosted by Nan Rogers and the Hudson MA Red Tent from the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson, MA. Sign up on their Facebook page.

Nancy Rogers has facilitated Women’s Red Tent gatherings periodically since 2011 at the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson. Adapting to social distancing measures, the gatherings are now known as Women’s Web Tents and scheduled weekly online. Click on the link to learn how she’s helping women stay connected and not feel isolated during the pandemic.

https://www.communityadvocate.com/2020/06/02/hudson-red-tent-facilitator-connects-women-social-distancing-online

Minerva Potlucks are a time for spiritual renewal and nourishment. A safe and sacred space for women to connect with one another in spiritual exploration. A treasured tradition in some women’s circles that typically takes place at the beginning of each new month. To help UU Women stay connected during this time of isolation, in collaboration with UU Women and Religion we are offering Virtual Minerva Gatherings via Zoom weekly! (There is no charge to participate) ❉ These online gatherings will embody the same elements of conversation, poetry, music, art and ritual as our in-person Minerva Gatherings have over the years. To RSVP, visit: https://www.uuwf.org/events

For more information about online programs: http://twinklesplace.org/UU-Women-Online-Offerings/

These programs are funded in part, by a generous grant from UU Women’s Connection, by UU Women and Religion, UU Women's Federation, and by UU women supporters: http://twinklesplace.org/supporting-uu-womens-online-offerings/

Is your local or regional UU women's group gathering? We'd like to hear how things are going for you. info@uuwr.org

Share in safe and restorative virtual WomenSpace via Zoom.

The Red Tent Movement, inspired by Anita Diamant’s fictional story, The Red Tent, supports women in reclaiming the gifts of community as we gather to co-create intimate, woman-centered, restorative, confidential Safe Space.

Circles are a powerful symbol of wholeness, equality, inclusivity, infinity. Women gather together to create spaces where we may take an equal seat and face one another in our authenticity in times of celebration, teaching, supporting, healing.

GA’s Red Tent will be hosted by Nan Rogers and the Hudson MA Red Tent from the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson, MA. Sign up on their Facebook page.

Nancy Rogers has facilitated Women’s Red Tent gatherings periodically since 2011 at the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson. Adapting to social distancing measures, the gatherings are now known as Women’s Web Tents and scheduled weekly online. Click on the link to learn how she’s helping women stay connected and not feel isolated during the pandemic.

https://www.communityadvocate.com/2020/06/02/hudson-red-tent-facilitator-connects-women-social-distancing-online

Minerva Potlucks are a time for spiritual renewal and nourishment. A safe and sacred space for women to connect with one another in spiritual exploration. A treasured tradition in some women’s circles that typically takes place at the beginning of each new month. To help UU Women stay connected during this time of isolation, in collaboration with UU Women and Religion we are offering Virtual Minerva Gatherings via Zoom weekly! (There is no charge to participate) ❉ These online gatherings will embody the same elements of conversation, poetry, music, art and ritual as our in-person Minerva Gatherings have over the years. To RSVP, visit: https://www.uuwf.org/events

For more information about online programs: http://twinklesplace.org/UU-Women-Online-Offerings/

These programs are funded in part, by a generous grant from UU Women’s Connection, by UU Women and Religion, UU Women's Federation, and by UU women supporters: http://twinklesplace.org/supporting-uu-womens-online-offerings/

Is your local or regional UU women's group gathering? We'd like to hear how things are going for you. info@uuwr.org

Share in safe and restorative virtual WomenSpace via Zoom.

The Red Tent Movement, inspired by Anita Diamant’s fictional story, The Red Tent, supports women in reclaiming the gifts of community as we gather to co-create intimate, woman-centered, restorative, confidential Safe Space.

Circles are a powerful symbol of wholeness, equality, inclusivity, infinity. Women gather together to create spaces where we may take an equal seat and face one another in our authenticity in times of celebration, teaching, supporting, healing.

GA’s Red Tent will be hosted by Nan Rogers and the Hudson MA Red Tent from the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson, MA. Sign up on their Facebook page.

Nancy Rogers has facilitated Women’s Red Tent gatherings periodically since 2011 at the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson. Adapting to social distancing measures, the gatherings are now known as Women’s Web Tents and scheduled weekly online. Click on the link to learn how she’s helping women stay connected and not feel isolated during the pandemic.

https://www.communityadvocate.com/2020/06/02/hudson-red-tent-facilitator-connects-women-social-distancing-online

Minerva Potlucks are a time for spiritual renewal and nourishment. A safe and sacred space for women to connect with one another in spiritual exploration. A treasured tradition in some women’s circles that typically takes place at the beginning of each new month. To help UU Women stay connected during this time of isolation, in collaboration with UU Women and Religion we are offering Virtual Minerva Gatherings via Zoom weekly! (There is no charge to participate) ❉ These online gatherings will embody the same elements of conversation, poetry, music, art and ritual as our in-person Minerva Gatherings have over the years. To RSVP, visit: https://www.uuwf.org/events

For more information about online programs: http://twinklesplace.org/UU-Women-Online-Offerings/

These programs are funded in part, by a generous grant from UU Women’s Connection, by UU Women and Religion, UU Women's Federation, and by UU women supporters: http://twinklesplace.org/supporting-uu-womens-online-offerings/

Is your local or regional UU women's group gathering? We'd like to hear how things are going for you. info@uuwr.org

Share in safe and restorative virtual WomenSpace via Zoom.

The Red Tent Movement, inspired by Anita Diamant’s fictional story, The Red Tent, supports women in reclaiming the gifts of community as we gather to co-create intimate, woman-centered, restorative, confidential Safe Space.

Circles are a powerful symbol of wholeness, equality, inclusivity, infinity. Women gather together to create spaces where we may take an equal seat and face one another in our authenticity in times of celebration, teaching, supporting, healing.

GA’s Red Tent will be hosted by Nan Rogers and the Hudson MA Red Tent from the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson, MA. Sign up on their Facebook page.

Nancy Rogers has facilitated Women’s Red Tent gatherings periodically since 2011 at the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson. Adapting to social distancing measures, the gatherings are now known as Women’s Web Tents and scheduled weekly online. Click on the link to learn how she’s helping women stay connected and not feel isolated during the pandemic.

https://www.communityadvocate.com/2020/06/02/hudson-red-tent-facilitator-connects-women-social-distancing-online

Minerva Potlucks are a time for spiritual renewal and nourishment. A safe and sacred space for women to connect with one another in spiritual exploration. A treasured tradition in some women’s circles that typically takes place at the beginning of each new month. To help UU Women stay connected during this time of isolation, in collaboration with UU Women and Religion we are offering Virtual Minerva Gatherings via Zoom weekly! (There is no charge to participate) ❉ These online gatherings will embody the same elements of conversation, poetry, music, art and ritual as our in-person Minerva Gatherings have over the years. To RSVP, visit: https://www.uuwf.org/events

For more information about online programs: http://twinklesplace.org/UU-Women-Online-Offerings/

These programs are funded in part, by a generous grant from UU Women’s Connection, by UU Women and Religion, UU Women's Federation, and by UU women supporters: http://twinklesplace.org/supporting-uu-womens-online-offerings/

Is your local or regional UU women's group gathering? We'd like to hear how things are going for you. info@uuwr.org

Share in safe and restorative virtual WomenSpace via Zoom.

The Red Tent Movement, inspired by Anita Diamant’s fictional story, The Red Tent, supports women in reclaiming the gifts of community as we gather to co-create intimate, woman-centered, restorative, confidential Safe Space.

Circles are a powerful symbol of wholeness, equality, inclusivity, infinity. Women gather together to create spaces where we may take an equal seat and face one another in our authenticity in times of celebration, teaching, supporting, healing.

GA’s Red Tent will be hosted by Nan Rogers and the Hudson MA Red Tent from the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson, MA. Sign up on their Facebook page.

Nancy Rogers has facilitated Women’s Red Tent gatherings periodically since 2011 at the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson. Adapting to social distancing measures, the gatherings are now known as Women’s Web Tents and scheduled weekly online. Click on the link to learn how she’s helping women stay connected and not feel isolated during the pandemic.

https://www.communityadvocate.com/2020/06/02/hudson-red-tent-facilitator-connects-women-social-distancing-online

Unfortunately, we have cancelled this event. Details on 2021 events as they become available: https://www.uuwomensconnection.org/

Minerva Potlucks are a time for spiritual renewal and nourishment. A safe and sacred space for women to connect with one another in spiritual exploration. A treasured tradition in some women’s circles that typically takes place at the beginning of each new month. To help UU Women stay connected during this time of isolation, in collaboration with UU Women and Religion we are offering Virtual Minerva Gatherings via Zoom weekly! (There is no charge to participate) ❉ These online gatherings will embody the same elements of conversation, poetry, music, art and ritual as our in-person Minerva Gatherings have over the years. To RSVP, visit: https://www.uuwf.org/events

For more information about online programs: http://twinklesplace.org/UU-Women-Online-Offerings/

These programs are funded in part, by a generous grant from UU Women’s Connection, by UU Women and Religion, UU Women's Federation, and by UU women supporters: http://twinklesplace.org/supporting-uu-womens-online-offerings/

Is your local or regional UU women's group gathering? We'd like to hear how things are going for you. info@uuwr.org

Share in safe and restorative virtual WomenSpace via Zoom.

The Red Tent Movement, inspired by Anita Diamant’s fictional story, The Red Tent, supports women in reclaiming the gifts of community as we gather to co-create intimate, woman-centered, restorative, confidential Safe Space.

Circles are a powerful symbol of wholeness, equality, inclusivity, infinity. Women gather together to create spaces where we may take an equal seat and face one another in our authenticity in times of celebration, teaching, supporting, healing.

GA’s Red Tent will be hosted by Nan Rogers and the Hudson MA Red Tent from the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson, MA. Sign up on their Facebook page.

Nancy Rogers has facilitated Women’s Red Tent gatherings periodically since 2011 at the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson. Adapting to social distancing measures, the gatherings are now known as Women’s Web Tents and scheduled weekly online. Click on the link to learn how she’s helping women stay connected and not feel isolated during the pandemic.

https://www.communityadvocate.com/2020/06/02/hudson-red-tent-facilitator-connects-women-social-distancing-online

Minerva Potlucks are a time for spiritual renewal and nourishment. A safe and sacred space for women to connect with one another in spiritual exploration. A treasured tradition in some women’s circles that typically takes place at the beginning of each new month. To help UU Women stay connected during this time of isolation, in collaboration with UU Women and Religion we are offering Virtual Minerva Gatherings via Zoom weekly! (There is no charge to participate) ❉ These online gatherings will embody the same elements of conversation, poetry, music, art and ritual as our in-person Minerva Gatherings have over the years. To RSVP, visit: https://www.uuwf.org/events

For more information about online programs: http://twinklesplace.org/UU-Women-Online-Offerings/

These programs are funded in part, by a generous grant from UU Women’s Connection, by UU Women and Religion, UU Women's Federation, and by UU women supporters: http://twinklesplace.org/supporting-uu-womens-online-offerings/

Is your local or regional UU women's group gathering? We'd like to hear how things are going for you. info@uuwr.org

Share in safe and restorative virtual WomenSpace via Zoom.

The Red Tent Movement, inspired by Anita Diamant’s fictional story, The Red Tent, supports women in reclaiming the gifts of community as we gather to co-create intimate, woman-centered, restorative, confidential Safe Space.

Circles are a powerful symbol of wholeness, equality, inclusivity, infinity. Women gather together to create spaces where we may take an equal seat and face one another in our authenticity in times of celebration, teaching, supporting, healing.

GA’s Red Tent will be hosted by Nan Rogers and the Hudson MA Red Tent from the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson, MA. Sign up on their Facebook page.

Nancy Rogers has facilitated Women’s Red Tent gatherings periodically since 2011 at the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson. Adapting to social distancing measures, the gatherings are now known as Women’s Web Tents and scheduled weekly online. Click on the link to learn how she’s helping women stay connected and not feel isolated during the pandemic.

https://www.communityadvocate.com/2020/06/02/hudson-red-tent-facilitator-connects-women-social-distancing-online

Minerva Potlucks are a time for spiritual renewal and nourishment. A safe and sacred space for women to connect with one another in spiritual exploration. A treasured tradition in some women’s circles that typically takes place at the beginning of each new month. To help UU Women stay connected during this time of isolation, in collaboration with UU Women and Religion we are offering Virtual Minerva Gatherings via Zoom weekly! (There is no charge to participate) ❉ These online gatherings will embody the same elements of conversation, poetry, music, art and ritual as our in-person Minerva Gatherings have over the years. To RSVP, visit: https://www.uuwf.org/events

For more information about online programs: http://twinklesplace.org/UU-Women-Online-Offerings/

These programs are funded in part, by a generous grant from UU Women’s Connection, by UU Women and Religion, UU Women's Federation, and by UU women supporters: http://twinklesplace.org/supporting-uu-womens-online-offerings/

Is your local or regional UU women's group gathering? We'd like to hear how things are going for you. info@uuwr.org

Share in safe and restorative virtual WomenSpace via Zoom.

The Red Tent Movement, inspired by Anita Diamant’s fictional story, The Red Tent, supports women in reclaiming the gifts of community as we gather to co-create intimate, woman-centered, restorative, confidential Safe Space.

Circles are a powerful symbol of wholeness, equality, inclusivity, infinity. Women gather together to create spaces where we may take an equal seat and face one another in our authenticity in times of celebration, teaching, supporting, healing.

GA’s Red Tent will be hosted by Nan Rogers and the Hudson MA Red Tent from the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson, MA. Sign up on their Facebook page.

Nancy Rogers has facilitated Women’s Red Tent gatherings periodically since 2011 at the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson. Adapting to social distancing measures, the gatherings are now known as Women’s Web Tents and scheduled weekly online. Click on the link to learn how she’s helping women stay connected and not feel isolated during the pandemic.

https://www.communityadvocate.com/2020/06/02/hudson-red-tent-facilitator-connects-women-social-distancing-online

Minerva Potlucks are a time for spiritual renewal and nourishment. A safe and sacred space for women to connect with one another in spiritual exploration. A treasured tradition in some women’s circles that typically takes place at the beginning of each new month. To help UU Women stay connected during this time of isolation, in collaboration with UU Women and Religion we are offering Virtual Minerva Gatherings via Zoom weekly! (There is no charge to participate) ❉ These online gatherings will embody the same elements of conversation, poetry, music, art and ritual as our in-person Minerva Gatherings have over the years. To RSVP, visit: https://www.uuwf.org/events

For more information about online programs: http://twinklesplace.org/UU-Women-Online-Offerings/

These programs are funded in part, by a generous grant from UU Women’s Connection, by UU Women and Religion, UU Women's Federation, and by UU women supporters: http://twinklesplace.org/supporting-uu-womens-online-offerings/

Is your local or regional UU women's group gathering? We'd like to hear how things are going for you. info@uuwr.org

Share in safe and restorative virtual WomenSpace via Zoom.

The Red Tent Movement, inspired by Anita Diamant’s fictional story, The Red Tent, supports women in reclaiming the gifts of community as we gather to co-create intimate, woman-centered, restorative, confidential Safe Space.

Circles are a powerful symbol of wholeness, equality, inclusivity, infinity. Women gather together to create spaces where we may take an equal seat and face one another in our authenticity in times of celebration, teaching, supporting, healing.

GA’s Red Tent will be hosted by Nan Rogers and the Hudson MA Red Tent from the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson, MA. Sign up on their Facebook page.

Nancy Rogers has facilitated Women’s Red Tent gatherings periodically since 2011 at the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson. Adapting to social distancing measures, the gatherings are now known as Women’s Web Tents and scheduled weekly online. Click on the link to learn how she’s helping women stay connected and not feel isolated during the pandemic.

https://www.communityadvocate.com/2020/06/02/hudson-red-tent-facilitator-connects-women-social-distancing-online

Minerva Potlucks are a time for spiritual renewal and nourishment. A safe and sacred space for women to connect with one another in spiritual exploration. A treasured tradition in some women’s circles that typically takes place at the beginning of each new month. To help UU Women stay connected during this time of isolation, in collaboration with UU Women and Religion we are offering Virtual Minerva Gatherings via Zoom weekly! (There is no charge to participate) ❉ These online gatherings will embody the same elements of conversation, poetry, music, art and ritual as our in-person Minerva Gatherings have over the years. To RSVP, visit: https://www.uuwf.org/events

For more information about online programs: http://twinklesplace.org/UU-Women-Online-Offerings/

These programs are funded in part, by a generous grant from UU Women’s Connection, by UU Women and Religion, UU Women's Federation, and by UU women supporters: http://twinklesplace.org/supporting-uu-womens-online-offerings/

Is your local or regional UU women's group gathering? We'd like to hear how things are going for you. info@uuwr.org

Share in safe and restorative virtual WomenSpace via Zoom.

The Red Tent Movement, inspired by Anita Diamant’s fictional story, The Red Tent, supports women in reclaiming the gifts of community as we gather to co-create intimate, woman-centered, restorative, confidential Safe Space.

Circles are a powerful symbol of wholeness, equality, inclusivity, infinity. Women gather together to create spaces where we may take an equal seat and face one another in our authenticity in times of celebration, teaching, supporting, healing.

GA’s Red Tent will be hosted by Nan Rogers and the Hudson MA Red Tent from the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson, MA. Sign up on their Facebook page.

Nancy Rogers has facilitated Women’s Red Tent gatherings periodically since 2011 at the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson. Adapting to social distancing measures, the gatherings are now known as Women’s Web Tents and scheduled weekly online. Click on the link to learn how she’s helping women stay connected and not feel isolated during the pandemic.

https://www.communityadvocate.com/2020/06/02/hudson-red-tent-facilitator-connects-women-social-distancing-online

Minerva Potlucks are a time for spiritual renewal and nourishment. A safe and sacred space for women to connect with one another in spiritual exploration. A treasured tradition in some women’s circles that typically takes place at the beginning of each new month. To help UU Women stay connected during this time of isolation, in collaboration with UU Women and Religion we are offering Virtual Minerva Gatherings via Zoom weekly! (There is no charge to participate) ❉ These online gatherings will embody the same elements of conversation, poetry, music, art and ritual as our in-person Minerva Gatherings have over the years. To RSVP, visit: https://www.uuwf.org/events

For more information about online programs: http://twinklesplace.org/UU-Women-Online-Offerings/

These programs are funded in part, by a generous grant from UU Women’s Connection, by UU Women and Religion, UU Women's Federation, and by UU women supporters: http://twinklesplace.org/supporting-uu-womens-online-offerings/

Is your local or regional UU women's group gathering? We'd like to hear how things are going for you. info@uuwr.org

Share in safe and restorative virtual WomenSpace via Zoom.

The Red Tent Movement, inspired by Anita Diamant’s fictional story, The Red Tent, supports women in reclaiming the gifts of community as we gather to co-create intimate, woman-centered, restorative, confidential Safe Space.

Circles are a powerful symbol of wholeness, equality, inclusivity, infinity. Women gather together to create spaces where we may take an equal seat and face one another in our authenticity in times of celebration, teaching, supporting, healing.

GA’s Red Tent will be hosted by Nan Rogers and the Hudson MA Red Tent from the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson, MA. Sign up on their Facebook page.

Nancy Rogers has facilitated Women’s Red Tent gatherings periodically since 2011 at the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson. Adapting to social distancing measures, the gatherings are now known as Women’s Web Tents and scheduled weekly online. Click on the link to learn how she’s helping women stay connected and not feel isolated during the pandemic.

https://www.communityadvocate.com/2020/06/02/hudson-red-tent-facilitator-connects-women-social-distancing-online

Minerva Potlucks are a time for spiritual renewal and nourishment. A safe and sacred space for women to connect with one another in spiritual exploration. A treasured tradition in some women’s circles that typically takes place at the beginning of each new month. To help UU Women stay connected during this time of isolation, in collaboration with UU Women and Religion we are offering Virtual Minerva Gatherings via Zoom weekly! (There is no charge to participate) ❉ These online gatherings will embody the same elements of conversation, poetry, music, art and ritual as our in-person Minerva Gatherings have over the years. To RSVP, visit: https://www.uuwf.org/events

For more information about online programs: http://twinklesplace.org/UU-Women-Online-Offerings/

These programs are funded in part, by a generous grant from UU Women’s Connection, by UU Women and Religion, UU Women's Federation, and by UU women supporters: http://twinklesplace.org/supporting-uu-womens-online-offerings/

Is your local or regional UU women's group gathering? We'd like to hear how things are going for you. info@uuwr.org

Share in safe and restorative virtual WomenSpace via Zoom.

The Red Tent Movement, inspired by Anita Diamant’s fictional story, The Red Tent, supports women in reclaiming the gifts of community as we gather to co-create intimate, woman-centered, restorative, confidential Safe Space.

Circles are a powerful symbol of wholeness, equality, inclusivity, infinity. Women gather together to create spaces where we may take an equal seat and face one another in our authenticity in times of celebration, teaching, supporting, healing.

GA’s Red Tent will be hosted by Nan Rogers and the Hudson MA Red Tent from the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson, MA. Sign up on their Facebook page.

Nancy Rogers has facilitated Women’s Red Tent gatherings periodically since 2011 at the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson. Adapting to social distancing measures, the gatherings are now known as Women’s Web Tents and scheduled weekly online. Click on the link to learn how she’s helping women stay connected and not feel isolated during the pandemic.

https://www.communityadvocate.com/2020/06/02/hudson-red-tent-facilitator-connects-women-social-distancing-online

Unfortunately, we have cancelled this event. Details on 2021 events as they become available: https://www.uuwomensconnection.org/

Minerva Potlucks are a time for spiritual renewal and nourishment. A safe and sacred space for women to connect with one another in spiritual exploration. A treasured tradition in some women’s circles that typically takes place at the beginning of each new month. To help UU Women stay connected during this time of isolation, in collaboration with UU Women and Religion we are offering Virtual Minerva Gatherings via Zoom weekly! (There is no charge to participate) ❉ These online gatherings will embody the same elements of conversation, poetry, music, art and ritual as our in-person Minerva Gatherings have over the years. To RSVP, visit: https://www.uuwf.org/events

For more information about online programs: http://twinklesplace.org/UU-Women-Online-Offerings/

These programs are funded in part, by a generous grant from UU Women’s Connection, by UU Women and Religion, UU Women's Federation, and by UU women supporters: http://twinklesplace.org/supporting-uu-womens-online-offerings/

Is your local or regional UU women's group gathering? We'd like to hear how things are going for you. info@uuwr.org

Fall Institute and Gathering!

What can you look forward to experiencing at our events?

Take a look at the About Events page.

Do you want to sell items at Brigid’s Bazaar?

Anyone attending the event may request space to sell woman-made creations or items from her woman-owned business. Artists keep 90% of the sales and give 10% to UUWomenspirit. You will be responsible for selling your items during the scheduled times. Check back here a couple of months before the event for the link to the agreement form.

Would you like to offer massage therapy services?

If you are a licensed massage therapist, you may offer massage. You will need to provide your own table and find your own space. PLEASE check with cabin mates before offering massage in your cabin. You can reserve a space in the sales area where women can sign up. Therapists keep 90% and give 10% to UUWomenspirit. Check back here a couple of months before the event for the link to the agreement form.

Do you need financial assistance to attend?

UUWomenspirit is proud to offer some financial assistance to those who need it. Check back here a couple of months before the event for the link to the application form.

Where will the event be held?

UUWomenspirit Institute and Gathering are held at The Mountain, just outside of Highlands, NC. Please use these links to get more information.

Directions to the Mountain
Information about coming to the Mountain

If you have any questions about UUWomenspirit, please contact our Membership Coordinator.

Share in safe and restorative virtual WomenSpace via Zoom.

The Red Tent Movement, inspired by Anita Diamant’s fictional story, The Red Tent, supports women in reclaiming the gifts of community as we gather to co-create intimate, woman-centered, restorative, confidential Safe Space.

Circles are a powerful symbol of wholeness, equality, inclusivity, infinity. Women gather together to create spaces where we may take an equal seat and face one another in our authenticity in times of celebration, teaching, supporting, healing.

GA’s Red Tent will be hosted by Nan Rogers and the Hudson MA Red Tent from the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson, MA. Sign up on their Facebook page.

Nancy Rogers has facilitated Women’s Red Tent gatherings periodically since 2011 at the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson. Adapting to social distancing measures, the gatherings are now known as Women’s Web Tents and scheduled weekly online. Click on the link to learn how she’s helping women stay connected and not feel isolated during the pandemic.

https://www.communityadvocate.com/2020/06/02/hudson-red-tent-facilitator-connects-women-social-distancing-online

Minerva Potlucks are a time for spiritual renewal and nourishment. A safe and sacred space for women to connect with one another in spiritual exploration. A treasured tradition in some women’s circles that typically takes place at the beginning of each new month. To help UU Women stay connected during this time of isolation, in collaboration with UU Women and Religion we are offering Virtual Minerva Gatherings via Zoom weekly! (There is no charge to participate) ❉ These online gatherings will embody the same elements of conversation, poetry, music, art and ritual as our in-person Minerva Gatherings have over the years. To RSVP, visit: https://www.uuwf.org/events

For more information about online programs: http://twinklesplace.org/UU-Women-Online-Offerings/

These programs are funded in part, by a generous grant from UU Women’s Connection, by UU Women and Religion, UU Women's Federation, and by UU women supporters: http://twinklesplace.org/supporting-uu-womens-online-offerings/

Is your local or regional UU women's group gathering? We'd like to hear how things are going for you. info@uuwr.org

Share in safe and restorative virtual WomenSpace via Zoom.

The Red Tent Movement, inspired by Anita Diamant’s fictional story, The Red Tent, supports women in reclaiming the gifts of community as we gather to co-create intimate, woman-centered, restorative, confidential Safe Space.

Circles are a powerful symbol of wholeness, equality, inclusivity, infinity. Women gather together to create spaces where we may take an equal seat and face one another in our authenticity in times of celebration, teaching, supporting, healing.

GA’s Red Tent will be hosted by Nan Rogers and the Hudson MA Red Tent from the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson, MA. Sign up on their Facebook page.

Nancy Rogers has facilitated Women’s Red Tent gatherings periodically since 2011 at the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson. Adapting to social distancing measures, the gatherings are now known as Women’s Web Tents and scheduled weekly online. Click on the link to learn how she’s helping women stay connected and not feel isolated during the pandemic.

https://www.communityadvocate.com/2020/06/02/hudson-red-tent-facilitator-connects-women-social-distancing-online

Minerva Potlucks are a time for spiritual renewal and nourishment. A safe and sacred space for women to connect with one another in spiritual exploration. A treasured tradition in some women’s circles that typically takes place at the beginning of each new month. To help UU Women stay connected during this time of isolation, in collaboration with UU Women and Religion we are offering Virtual Minerva Gatherings via Zoom weekly! (There is no charge to participate) ❉ These online gatherings will embody the same elements of conversation, poetry, music, art and ritual as our in-person Minerva Gatherings have over the years. To RSVP, visit: https://www.uuwf.org/events

For more information about online programs: http://twinklesplace.org/UU-Women-Online-Offerings/

These programs are funded in part, by a generous grant from UU Women’s Connection, by UU Women and Religion, UU Women's Federation, and by UU women supporters: http://twinklesplace.org/supporting-uu-womens-online-offerings/

Is your local or regional UU women's group gathering? We'd like to hear how things are going for you. info@uuwr.org

Share in safe and restorative virtual WomenSpace via Zoom.

The Red Tent Movement, inspired by Anita Diamant’s fictional story, The Red Tent, supports women in reclaiming the gifts of community as we gather to co-create intimate, woman-centered, restorative, confidential Safe Space.

Circles are a powerful symbol of wholeness, equality, inclusivity, infinity. Women gather together to create spaces where we may take an equal seat and face one another in our authenticity in times of celebration, teaching, supporting, healing.

GA’s Red Tent will be hosted by Nan Rogers and the Hudson MA Red Tent from the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson, MA. Sign up on their Facebook page.

Nancy Rogers has facilitated Women’s Red Tent gatherings periodically since 2011 at the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson. Adapting to social distancing measures, the gatherings are now known as Women’s Web Tents and scheduled weekly online. Click on the link to learn how she’s helping women stay connected and not feel isolated during the pandemic.

https://www.communityadvocate.com/2020/06/02/hudson-red-tent-facilitator-connects-women-social-distancing-online

Minerva Potlucks are a time for spiritual renewal and nourishment. A safe and sacred space for women to connect with one another in spiritual exploration. A treasured tradition in some women’s circles that typically takes place at the beginning of each new month. To help UU Women stay connected during this time of isolation, in collaboration with UU Women and Religion we are offering Virtual Minerva Gatherings via Zoom weekly! (There is no charge to participate) ❉ These online gatherings will embody the same elements of conversation, poetry, music, art and ritual as our in-person Minerva Gatherings have over the years. To RSVP, visit: https://www.uuwf.org/events

For more information about online programs: http://twinklesplace.org/UU-Women-Online-Offerings/

These programs are funded in part, by a generous grant from UU Women’s Connection, by UU Women and Religion, UU Women's Federation, and by UU women supporters: http://twinklesplace.org/supporting-uu-womens-online-offerings/

Is your local or regional UU women's group gathering? We'd like to hear how things are going for you. info@uuwr.org

Share in safe and restorative virtual WomenSpace via Zoom.

The Red Tent Movement, inspired by Anita Diamant’s fictional story, The Red Tent, supports women in reclaiming the gifts of community as we gather to co-create intimate, woman-centered, restorative, confidential Safe Space.

Circles are a powerful symbol of wholeness, equality, inclusivity, infinity. Women gather together to create spaces where we may take an equal seat and face one another in our authenticity in times of celebration, teaching, supporting, healing.

GA’s Red Tent will be hosted by Nan Rogers and the Hudson MA Red Tent from the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson, MA. Sign up on their Facebook page.

Nancy Rogers has facilitated Women’s Red Tent gatherings periodically since 2011 at the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson. Adapting to social distancing measures, the gatherings are now known as Women’s Web Tents and scheduled weekly online. Click on the link to learn how she’s helping women stay connected and not feel isolated during the pandemic.

https://www.communityadvocate.com/2020/06/02/hudson-red-tent-facilitator-connects-women-social-distancing-online

Minerva Potlucks are a time for spiritual renewal and nourishment. A safe and sacred space for women to connect with one another in spiritual exploration. A treasured tradition in some women’s circles that typically takes place at the beginning of each new month. To help UU Women stay connected during this time of isolation, in collaboration with UU Women and Religion we are offering Virtual Minerva Gatherings via Zoom weekly! (There is no charge to participate) ❉ These online gatherings will embody the same elements of conversation, poetry, music, art and ritual as our in-person Minerva Gatherings have over the years. To RSVP, visit: https://www.uuwf.org/events

For more information about online programs: http://twinklesplace.org/UU-Women-Online-Offerings/

These programs are funded in part, by a generous grant from UU Women’s Connection, by UU Women and Religion, UU Women's Federation, and by UU women supporters: http://twinklesplace.org/supporting-uu-womens-online-offerings/

Is your local or regional UU women's group gathering? We'd like to hear how things are going for you. info@uuwr.org

Share in safe and restorative virtual WomenSpace via Zoom.

The Red Tent Movement, inspired by Anita Diamant’s fictional story, The Red Tent, supports women in reclaiming the gifts of community as we gather to co-create intimate, woman-centered, restorative, confidential Safe Space.

Circles are a powerful symbol of wholeness, equality, inclusivity, infinity. Women gather together to create spaces where we may take an equal seat and face one another in our authenticity in times of celebration, teaching, supporting, healing.

GA’s Red Tent will be hosted by Nan Rogers and the Hudson MA Red Tent from the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson, MA. Sign up on their Facebook page.

Nancy Rogers has facilitated Women’s Red Tent gatherings periodically since 2011 at the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson. Adapting to social distancing measures, the gatherings are now known as Women’s Web Tents and scheduled weekly online. Click on the link to learn how she’s helping women stay connected and not feel isolated during the pandemic.

https://www.communityadvocate.com/2020/06/02/hudson-red-tent-facilitator-connects-women-social-distancing-online

Minerva Potlucks are a time for spiritual renewal and nourishment. A safe and sacred space for women to connect with one another in spiritual exploration. A treasured tradition in some women’s circles that typically takes place at the beginning of each new month. To help UU Women stay connected during this time of isolation, in collaboration with UU Women and Religion we are offering Virtual Minerva Gatherings via Zoom weekly! (There is no charge to participate) ❉ These online gatherings will embody the same elements of conversation, poetry, music, art and ritual as our in-person Minerva Gatherings have over the years. To RSVP, visit: https://www.uuwf.org/events

For more information about online programs: http://twinklesplace.org/UU-Women-Online-Offerings/

These programs are funded in part, by a generous grant from UU Women’s Connection, by UU Women and Religion, UU Women's Federation, and by UU women supporters: http://twinklesplace.org/supporting-uu-womens-online-offerings/

Is your local or regional UU women's group gathering? We'd like to hear how things are going for you. info@uuwr.org

Share in safe and restorative virtual WomenSpace via Zoom.

The Red Tent Movement, inspired by Anita Diamant’s fictional story, The Red Tent, supports women in reclaiming the gifts of community as we gather to co-create intimate, woman-centered, restorative, confidential Safe Space.

Circles are a powerful symbol of wholeness, equality, inclusivity, infinity. Women gather together to create spaces where we may take an equal seat and face one another in our authenticity in times of celebration, teaching, supporting, healing.

GA’s Red Tent will be hosted by Nan Rogers and the Hudson MA Red Tent from the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson, MA. Sign up on their Facebook page.

Nancy Rogers has facilitated Women’s Red Tent gatherings periodically since 2011 at the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson. Adapting to social distancing measures, the gatherings are now known as Women’s Web Tents and scheduled weekly online. Click on the link to learn how she’s helping women stay connected and not feel isolated during the pandemic.

https://www.communityadvocate.com/2020/06/02/hudson-red-tent-facilitator-connects-women-social-distancing-online

Minerva Potlucks are a time for spiritual renewal and nourishment. A safe and sacred space for women to connect with one another in spiritual exploration. A treasured tradition in some women’s circles that typically takes place at the beginning of each new month. To help UU Women stay connected during this time of isolation, in collaboration with UU Women and Religion we are offering Virtual Minerva Gatherings via Zoom weekly! (There is no charge to participate) ❉ These online gatherings will embody the same elements of conversation, poetry, music, art and ritual as our in-person Minerva Gatherings have over the years. To RSVP, visit: https://www.uuwf.org/events

For more information about online programs: http://twinklesplace.org/UU-Women-Online-Offerings/

These programs are funded in part, by a generous grant from UU Women’s Connection, by UU Women and Religion, UU Women's Federation, and by UU women supporters: http://twinklesplace.org/supporting-uu-womens-online-offerings/

Is your local or regional UU women's group gathering? We'd like to hear how things are going for you. info@uuwr.org

Share in safe and restorative virtual WomenSpace via Zoom.

The Red Tent Movement, inspired by Anita Diamant’s fictional story, The Red Tent, supports women in reclaiming the gifts of community as we gather to co-create intimate, woman-centered, restorative, confidential Safe Space.

Circles are a powerful symbol of wholeness, equality, inclusivity, infinity. Women gather together to create spaces where we may take an equal seat and face one another in our authenticity in times of celebration, teaching, supporting, healing.

GA’s Red Tent will be hosted by Nan Rogers and the Hudson MA Red Tent from the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson, MA. Sign up on their Facebook page.

Nancy Rogers has facilitated Women’s Red Tent gatherings periodically since 2011 at the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson. Adapting to social distancing measures, the gatherings are now known as Women’s Web Tents and scheduled weekly online. Click on the link to learn how she’s helping women stay connected and not feel isolated during the pandemic.

https://www.communityadvocate.com/2020/06/02/hudson-red-tent-facilitator-connects-women-social-distancing-online

Minerva Potlucks are a time for spiritual renewal and nourishment. A safe and sacred space for women to connect with one another in spiritual exploration. A treasured tradition in some women’s circles that typically takes place at the beginning of each new month. To help UU Women stay connected during this time of isolation, in collaboration with UU Women and Religion we are offering Virtual Minerva Gatherings via Zoom weekly! (There is no charge to participate) ❉ These online gatherings will embody the same elements of conversation, poetry, music, art and ritual as our in-person Minerva Gatherings have over the years. To RSVP, visit: https://www.uuwf.org/events

For more information about online programs: http://twinklesplace.org/UU-Women-Online-Offerings/

These programs are funded in part, by a generous grant from UU Women’s Connection, by UU Women and Religion, UU Women's Federation, and by UU women supporters: http://twinklesplace.org/supporting-uu-womens-online-offerings/

Is your local or regional UU women's group gathering? We'd like to hear how things are going for you. info@uuwr.org

Share in safe and restorative virtual WomenSpace via Zoom.

The Red Tent Movement, inspired by Anita Diamant’s fictional story, The Red Tent, supports women in reclaiming the gifts of community as we gather to co-create intimate, woman-centered, restorative, confidential Safe Space.

Circles are a powerful symbol of wholeness, equality, inclusivity, infinity. Women gather together to create spaces where we may take an equal seat and face one another in our authenticity in times of celebration, teaching, supporting, healing.

GA’s Red Tent will be hosted by Nan Rogers and the Hudson MA Red Tent from the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson, MA. Sign up on their Facebook page.

Nancy Rogers has facilitated Women’s Red Tent gatherings periodically since 2011 at the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson. Adapting to social distancing measures, the gatherings are now known as Women’s Web Tents and scheduled weekly online. Click on the link to learn how she’s helping women stay connected and not feel isolated during the pandemic.

https://www.communityadvocate.com/2020/06/02/hudson-red-tent-facilitator-connects-women-social-distancing-online

Minerva Potlucks are a time for spiritual renewal and nourishment. A safe and sacred space for women to connect with one another in spiritual exploration. A treasured tradition in some women’s circles that typically takes place at the beginning of each new month. To help UU Women stay connected during this time of isolation, in collaboration with UU Women and Religion we are offering Virtual Minerva Gatherings via Zoom weekly! (There is no charge to participate) ❉ These online gatherings will embody the same elements of conversation, poetry, music, art and ritual as our in-person Minerva Gatherings have over the years. To RSVP, visit: https://www.uuwf.org/events

For more information about online programs: http://twinklesplace.org/UU-Women-Online-Offerings/

These programs are funded in part, by a generous grant from UU Women’s Connection, by UU Women and Religion, UU Women's Federation, and by UU women supporters: http://twinklesplace.org/supporting-uu-womens-online-offerings/

Is your local or regional UU women's group gathering? We'd like to hear how things are going for you. info@uuwr.org

Share in safe and restorative virtual WomenSpace via Zoom.

The Red Tent Movement, inspired by Anita Diamant’s fictional story, The Red Tent, supports women in reclaiming the gifts of community as we gather to co-create intimate, woman-centered, restorative, confidential Safe Space.

Circles are a powerful symbol of wholeness, equality, inclusivity, infinity. Women gather together to create spaces where we may take an equal seat and face one another in our authenticity in times of celebration, teaching, supporting, healing.

GA’s Red Tent will be hosted by Nan Rogers and the Hudson MA Red Tent from the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson, MA. Sign up on their Facebook page.

Nancy Rogers has facilitated Women’s Red Tent gatherings periodically since 2011 at the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson. Adapting to social distancing measures, the gatherings are now known as Women’s Web Tents and scheduled weekly online. Click on the link to learn how she’s helping women stay connected and not feel isolated during the pandemic.

https://www.communityadvocate.com/2020/06/02/hudson-red-tent-facilitator-connects-women-social-distancing-online

Minerva Potlucks are a time for spiritual renewal and nourishment. A safe and sacred space for women to connect with one another in spiritual exploration. A treasured tradition in some women’s circles that typically takes place at the beginning of each new month. To help UU Women stay connected during this time of isolation, in collaboration with UU Women and Religion we are offering Virtual Minerva Gatherings via Zoom weekly! (There is no charge to participate) ❉ These online gatherings will embody the same elements of conversation, poetry, music, art and ritual as our in-person Minerva Gatherings have over the years. To RSVP, visit: https://www.uuwf.org/events

For more information about online programs: http://twinklesplace.org/UU-Women-Online-Offerings/

These programs are funded in part, by a generous grant from UU Women’s Connection, by UU Women and Religion, UU Women's Federation, and by UU women supporters: http://twinklesplace.org/supporting-uu-womens-online-offerings/

Is your local or regional UU women's group gathering? We'd like to hear how things are going for you. info@uuwr.org

Share in safe and restorative virtual WomenSpace via Zoom.

The Red Tent Movement, inspired by Anita Diamant’s fictional story, The Red Tent, supports women in reclaiming the gifts of community as we gather to co-create intimate, woman-centered, restorative, confidential Safe Space.

Circles are a powerful symbol of wholeness, equality, inclusivity, infinity. Women gather together to create spaces where we may take an equal seat and face one another in our authenticity in times of celebration, teaching, supporting, healing.

GA’s Red Tent will be hosted by Nan Rogers and the Hudson MA Red Tent from the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson, MA. Sign up on their Facebook page.

Nancy Rogers has facilitated Women’s Red Tent gatherings periodically since 2011 at the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson. Adapting to social distancing measures, the gatherings are now known as Women’s Web Tents and scheduled weekly online. Click on the link to learn how she’s helping women stay connected and not feel isolated during the pandemic.

https://www.communityadvocate.com/2020/06/02/hudson-red-tent-facilitator-connects-women-social-distancing-online

Minerva Potlucks are a time for spiritual renewal and nourishment. A safe and sacred space for women to connect with one another in spiritual exploration. A treasured tradition in some women’s circles that typically takes place at the beginning of each new month. To help UU Women stay connected during this time of isolation, in collaboration with UU Women and Religion we are offering Virtual Minerva Gatherings via Zoom weekly! (There is no charge to participate) ❉ These online gatherings will embody the same elements of conversation, poetry, music, art and ritual as our in-person Minerva Gatherings have over the years. To RSVP, visit: https://www.uuwf.org/events

For more information about online programs: http://twinklesplace.org/UU-Women-Online-Offerings/

These programs are funded in part, by a generous grant from UU Women’s Connection, by UU Women and Religion, UU Women's Federation, and by UU women supporters: http://twinklesplace.org/supporting-uu-womens-online-offerings/

Is your local or regional UU women's group gathering? We'd like to hear how things are going for you. info@uuwr.org

Share in safe and restorative virtual WomenSpace via Zoom.

The Red Tent Movement, inspired by Anita Diamant’s fictional story, The Red Tent, supports women in reclaiming the gifts of community as we gather to co-create intimate, woman-centered, restorative, confidential Safe Space.

Circles are a powerful symbol of wholeness, equality, inclusivity, infinity. Women gather together to create spaces where we may take an equal seat and face one another in our authenticity in times of celebration, teaching, supporting, healing.

GA’s Red Tent will be hosted by Nan Rogers and the Hudson MA Red Tent from the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson, MA. Sign up on their Facebook page.

Nancy Rogers has facilitated Women’s Red Tent gatherings periodically since 2011 at the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson. Adapting to social distancing measures, the gatherings are now known as Women’s Web Tents and scheduled weekly online. Click on the link to learn how she’s helping women stay connected and not feel isolated during the pandemic.

https://www.communityadvocate.com/2020/06/02/hudson-red-tent-facilitator-connects-women-social-distancing-online

Minerva Potlucks are a time for spiritual renewal and nourishment. A safe and sacred space for women to connect with one another in spiritual exploration. A treasured tradition in some women’s circles that typically takes place at the beginning of each new month. To help UU Women stay connected during this time of isolation, in collaboration with UU Women and Religion we are offering Virtual Minerva Gatherings via Zoom weekly! (There is no charge to participate) ❉ These online gatherings will embody the same elements of conversation, poetry, music, art and ritual as our in-person Minerva Gatherings have over the years. To RSVP, visit: https://www.uuwf.org/events

For more information about online programs: http://twinklesplace.org/UU-Women-Online-Offerings/

These programs are funded in part, by a generous grant from UU Women’s Connection, by UU Women and Religion, UU Women's Federation, and by UU women supporters: http://twinklesplace.org/supporting-uu-womens-online-offerings/

Is your local or regional UU women's group gathering? We'd like to hear how things are going for you. info@uuwr.org

Share in safe and restorative virtual WomenSpace via Zoom.

The Red Tent Movement, inspired by Anita Diamant’s fictional story, The Red Tent, supports women in reclaiming the gifts of community as we gather to co-create intimate, woman-centered, restorative, confidential Safe Space.

Circles are a powerful symbol of wholeness, equality, inclusivity, infinity. Women gather together to create spaces where we may take an equal seat and face one another in our authenticity in times of celebration, teaching, supporting, healing.

GA’s Red Tent will be hosted by Nan Rogers and the Hudson MA Red Tent from the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson, MA. Sign up on their Facebook page.

Nancy Rogers has facilitated Women’s Red Tent gatherings periodically since 2011 at the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson. Adapting to social distancing measures, the gatherings are now known as Women’s Web Tents and scheduled weekly online. Click on the link to learn how she’s helping women stay connected and not feel isolated during the pandemic.

https://www.communityadvocate.com/2020/06/02/hudson-red-tent-facilitator-connects-women-social-distancing-online

Minerva Potlucks are a time for spiritual renewal and nourishment. A safe and sacred space for women to connect with one another in spiritual exploration. A treasured tradition in some women’s circles that typically takes place at the beginning of each new month. To help UU Women stay connected during this time of isolation, in collaboration with UU Women and Religion we are offering Virtual Minerva Gatherings via Zoom weekly! (There is no charge to participate) ❉ These online gatherings will embody the same elements of conversation, poetry, music, art and ritual as our in-person Minerva Gatherings have over the years. To RSVP, visit: https://www.uuwf.org/events

For more information about online programs: http://twinklesplace.org/UU-Women-Online-Offerings/

These programs are funded in part, by a generous grant from UU Women’s Connection, by UU Women and Religion, UU Women's Federation, and by UU women supporters: http://twinklesplace.org/supporting-uu-womens-online-offerings/

Is your local or regional UU women's group gathering? We'd like to hear how things are going for you. info@uuwr.org

Share in safe and restorative virtual WomenSpace via Zoom.

The Red Tent Movement, inspired by Anita Diamant’s fictional story, The Red Tent, supports women in reclaiming the gifts of community as we gather to co-create intimate, woman-centered, restorative, confidential Safe Space.

Circles are a powerful symbol of wholeness, equality, inclusivity, infinity. Women gather together to create spaces where we may take an equal seat and face one another in our authenticity in times of celebration, teaching, supporting, healing.

GA’s Red Tent will be hosted by Nan Rogers and the Hudson MA Red Tent from the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson, MA. Sign up on their Facebook page.

Nancy Rogers has facilitated Women’s Red Tent gatherings periodically since 2011 at the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson. Adapting to social distancing measures, the gatherings are now known as Women’s Web Tents and scheduled weekly online. Click on the link to learn how she’s helping women stay connected and not feel isolated during the pandemic.

https://www.communityadvocate.com/2020/06/02/hudson-red-tent-facilitator-connects-women-social-distancing-online

Minerva Potlucks are a time for spiritual renewal and nourishment. A safe and sacred space for women to connect with one another in spiritual exploration. A treasured tradition in some women’s circles that typically takes place at the beginning of each new month. To help UU Women stay connected during this time of isolation, in collaboration with UU Women and Religion we are offering Virtual Minerva Gatherings via Zoom weekly! (There is no charge to participate) ❉ These online gatherings will embody the same elements of conversation, poetry, music, art and ritual as our in-person Minerva Gatherings have over the years. To RSVP, visit: https://www.uuwf.org/events

For more information about online programs: http://twinklesplace.org/UU-Women-Online-Offerings/

These programs are funded in part, by a generous grant from UU Women’s Connection, by UU Women and Religion, UU Women's Federation, and by UU women supporters: http://twinklesplace.org/supporting-uu-womens-online-offerings/

Is your local or regional UU women's group gathering? We'd like to hear how things are going for you. info@uuwr.org

Share in safe and restorative virtual WomenSpace via Zoom.

The Red Tent Movement, inspired by Anita Diamant’s fictional story, The Red Tent, supports women in reclaiming the gifts of community as we gather to co-create intimate, woman-centered, restorative, confidential Safe Space.

Circles are a powerful symbol of wholeness, equality, inclusivity, infinity. Women gather together to create spaces where we may take an equal seat and face one another in our authenticity in times of celebration, teaching, supporting, healing.

GA’s Red Tent will be hosted by Nan Rogers and the Hudson MA Red Tent from the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson, MA. Sign up on their Facebook page.

Nancy Rogers has facilitated Women’s Red Tent gatherings periodically since 2011 at the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson. Adapting to social distancing measures, the gatherings are now known as Women’s Web Tents and scheduled weekly online. Click on the link to learn how she’s helping women stay connected and not feel isolated during the pandemic.

https://www.communityadvocate.com/2020/06/02/hudson-red-tent-facilitator-connects-women-social-distancing-online

Minerva Potlucks are a time for spiritual renewal and nourishment. A safe and sacred space for women to connect with one another in spiritual exploration. A treasured tradition in some women’s circles that typically takes place at the beginning of each new month. To help UU Women stay connected during this time of isolation, in collaboration with UU Women and Religion we are offering Virtual Minerva Gatherings via Zoom weekly! (There is no charge to participate) ❉ These online gatherings will embody the same elements of conversation, poetry, music, art and ritual as our in-person Minerva Gatherings have over the years. To RSVP, visit: https://www.uuwf.org/events

For more information about online programs: http://twinklesplace.org/UU-Women-Online-Offerings/

These programs are funded in part, by a generous grant from UU Women’s Connection, by UU Women and Religion, UU Women's Federation, and by UU women supporters: http://twinklesplace.org/supporting-uu-womens-online-offerings/

Is your local or regional UU women's group gathering? We'd like to hear how things are going for you. info@uuwr.org

Share in safe and restorative virtual WomenSpace via Zoom.

The Red Tent Movement, inspired by Anita Diamant’s fictional story, The Red Tent, supports women in reclaiming the gifts of community as we gather to co-create intimate, woman-centered, restorative, confidential Safe Space.

Circles are a powerful symbol of wholeness, equality, inclusivity, infinity. Women gather together to create spaces where we may take an equal seat and face one another in our authenticity in times of celebration, teaching, supporting, healing.

GA’s Red Tent will be hosted by Nan Rogers and the Hudson MA Red Tent from the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson, MA. Sign up on their Facebook page.

Nancy Rogers has facilitated Women’s Red Tent gatherings periodically since 2011 at the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson. Adapting to social distancing measures, the gatherings are now known as Women’s Web Tents and scheduled weekly online. Click on the link to learn how she’s helping women stay connected and not feel isolated during the pandemic.

https://www.communityadvocate.com/2020/06/02/hudson-red-tent-facilitator-connects-women-social-distancing-online

Minerva Potlucks are a time for spiritual renewal and nourishment. A safe and sacred space for women to connect with one another in spiritual exploration. A treasured tradition in some women’s circles that typically takes place at the beginning of each new month. To help UU Women stay connected during this time of isolation, in collaboration with UU Women and Religion we are offering Virtual Minerva Gatherings via Zoom weekly! (There is no charge to participate) ❉ These online gatherings will embody the same elements of conversation, poetry, music, art and ritual as our in-person Minerva Gatherings have over the years. To RSVP, visit: https://www.uuwf.org/events

For more information about online programs: http://twinklesplace.org/UU-Women-Online-Offerings/

These programs are funded in part, by a generous grant from UU Women’s Connection, by UU Women and Religion, UU Women's Federation, and by UU women supporters: http://twinklesplace.org/supporting-uu-womens-online-offerings/

Is your local or regional UU women's group gathering? We'd like to hear how things are going for you. info@uuwr.org

Share in safe and restorative virtual WomenSpace via Zoom.

The Red Tent Movement, inspired by Anita Diamant’s fictional story, The Red Tent, supports women in reclaiming the gifts of community as we gather to co-create intimate, woman-centered, restorative, confidential Safe Space.

Circles are a powerful symbol of wholeness, equality, inclusivity, infinity. Women gather together to create spaces where we may take an equal seat and face one another in our authenticity in times of celebration, teaching, supporting, healing.

GA’s Red Tent will be hosted by Nan Rogers and the Hudson MA Red Tent from the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson, MA. Sign up on their Facebook page.

Nancy Rogers has facilitated Women’s Red Tent gatherings periodically since 2011 at the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson. Adapting to social distancing measures, the gatherings are now known as Women’s Web Tents and scheduled weekly online. Click on the link to learn how she’s helping women stay connected and not feel isolated during the pandemic.

https://www.communityadvocate.com/2020/06/02/hudson-red-tent-facilitator-connects-women-social-distancing-online

Minerva Potlucks are a time for spiritual renewal and nourishment. A safe and sacred space for women to connect with one another in spiritual exploration. A treasured tradition in some women’s circles that typically takes place at the beginning of each new month. To help UU Women stay connected during this time of isolation, in collaboration with UU Women and Religion we are offering Virtual Minerva Gatherings via Zoom weekly! (There is no charge to participate) ❉ These online gatherings will embody the same elements of conversation, poetry, music, art and ritual as our in-person Minerva Gatherings have over the years. To RSVP, visit: https://www.uuwf.org/events

For more information about online programs: http://twinklesplace.org/UU-Women-Online-Offerings/

These programs are funded in part, by a generous grant from UU Women’s Connection, by UU Women and Religion, UU Women's Federation, and by UU women supporters: http://twinklesplace.org/supporting-uu-womens-online-offerings/

Is your local or regional UU women's group gathering? We'd like to hear how things are going for you. info@uuwr.org

Share in safe and restorative virtual WomenSpace via Zoom.

The Red Tent Movement, inspired by Anita Diamant’s fictional story, The Red Tent, supports women in reclaiming the gifts of community as we gather to co-create intimate, woman-centered, restorative, confidential Safe Space.

Circles are a powerful symbol of wholeness, equality, inclusivity, infinity. Women gather together to create spaces where we may take an equal seat and face one another in our authenticity in times of celebration, teaching, supporting, healing.

GA’s Red Tent will be hosted by Nan Rogers and the Hudson MA Red Tent from the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson, MA. Sign up on their Facebook page.

Nancy Rogers has facilitated Women’s Red Tent gatherings periodically since 2011 at the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson. Adapting to social distancing measures, the gatherings are now known as Women’s Web Tents and scheduled weekly online. Click on the link to learn how she’s helping women stay connected and not feel isolated during the pandemic.

https://www.communityadvocate.com/2020/06/02/hudson-red-tent-facilitator-connects-women-social-distancing-online

Minerva Potlucks are a time for spiritual renewal and nourishment. A safe and sacred space for women to connect with one another in spiritual exploration. A treasured tradition in some women’s circles that typically takes place at the beginning of each new month. To help UU Women stay connected during this time of isolation, in collaboration with UU Women and Religion we are offering Virtual Minerva Gatherings via Zoom weekly! (There is no charge to participate) ❉ These online gatherings will embody the same elements of conversation, poetry, music, art and ritual as our in-person Minerva Gatherings have over the years. To RSVP, visit: https://www.uuwf.org/events

For more information about online programs: http://twinklesplace.org/UU-Women-Online-Offerings/

These programs are funded in part, by a generous grant from UU Women’s Connection, by UU Women and Religion, UU Women's Federation, and by UU women supporters: http://twinklesplace.org/supporting-uu-womens-online-offerings/

Is your local or regional UU women's group gathering? We'd like to hear how things are going for you. info@uuwr.org

Share in safe and restorative virtual WomenSpace via Zoom.

The Red Tent Movement, inspired by Anita Diamant’s fictional story, The Red Tent, supports women in reclaiming the gifts of community as we gather to co-create intimate, woman-centered, restorative, confidential Safe Space.

Circles are a powerful symbol of wholeness, equality, inclusivity, infinity. Women gather together to create spaces where we may take an equal seat and face one another in our authenticity in times of celebration, teaching, supporting, healing.

GA’s Red Tent will be hosted by Nan Rogers and the Hudson MA Red Tent from the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson, MA. Sign up on their Facebook page.

Nancy Rogers has facilitated Women’s Red Tent gatherings periodically since 2011 at the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson. Adapting to social distancing measures, the gatherings are now known as Women’s Web Tents and scheduled weekly online. Click on the link to learn how she’s helping women stay connected and not feel isolated during the pandemic.

https://www.communityadvocate.com/2020/06/02/hudson-red-tent-facilitator-connects-women-social-distancing-online

Minerva Potlucks are a time for spiritual renewal and nourishment. A safe and sacred space for women to connect with one another in spiritual exploration. A treasured tradition in some women’s circles that typically takes place at the beginning of each new month. To help UU Women stay connected during this time of isolation, in collaboration with UU Women and Religion we are offering Virtual Minerva Gatherings via Zoom weekly! (There is no charge to participate) ❉ These online gatherings will embody the same elements of conversation, poetry, music, art and ritual as our in-person Minerva Gatherings have over the years. To RSVP, visit: https://www.uuwf.org/events

For more information about online programs: http://twinklesplace.org/UU-Women-Online-Offerings/

These programs are funded in part, by a generous grant from UU Women’s Connection, by UU Women and Religion, UU Women's Federation, and by UU women supporters: http://twinklesplace.org/supporting-uu-womens-online-offerings/

Is your local or regional UU women's group gathering? We'd like to hear how things are going for you. info@uuwr.org

Share in safe and restorative virtual WomenSpace via Zoom.

The Red Tent Movement, inspired by Anita Diamant’s fictional story, The Red Tent, supports women in reclaiming the gifts of community as we gather to co-create intimate, woman-centered, restorative, confidential Safe Space.

Circles are a powerful symbol of wholeness, equality, inclusivity, infinity. Women gather together to create spaces where we may take an equal seat and face one another in our authenticity in times of celebration, teaching, supporting, healing.

GA’s Red Tent will be hosted by Nan Rogers and the Hudson MA Red Tent from the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson, MA. Sign up on their Facebook page.

Nancy Rogers has facilitated Women’s Red Tent gatherings periodically since 2011 at the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson. Adapting to social distancing measures, the gatherings are now known as Women’s Web Tents and scheduled weekly online. Click on the link to learn how she’s helping women stay connected and not feel isolated during the pandemic.

https://www.communityadvocate.com/2020/06/02/hudson-red-tent-facilitator-connects-women-social-distancing-online

Minerva Potlucks are a time for spiritual renewal and nourishment. A safe and sacred space for women to connect with one another in spiritual exploration. A treasured tradition in some women’s circles that typically takes place at the beginning of each new month. To help UU Women stay connected during this time of isolation, in collaboration with UU Women and Religion we are offering Virtual Minerva Gatherings via Zoom weekly! (There is no charge to participate) ❉ These online gatherings will embody the same elements of conversation, poetry, music, art and ritual as our in-person Minerva Gatherings have over the years. To RSVP, visit: https://www.uuwf.org/events

For more information about online programs: http://twinklesplace.org/UU-Women-Online-Offerings/

These programs are funded in part, by a generous grant from UU Women’s Connection, by UU Women and Religion, UU Women's Federation, and by UU women supporters: http://twinklesplace.org/supporting-uu-womens-online-offerings/

Is your local or regional UU women's group gathering? We'd like to hear how things are going for you. info@uuwr.org

Share in safe and restorative virtual WomenSpace via Zoom.

The Red Tent Movement, inspired by Anita Diamant’s fictional story, The Red Tent, supports women in reclaiming the gifts of community as we gather to co-create intimate, woman-centered, restorative, confidential Safe Space.

Circles are a powerful symbol of wholeness, equality, inclusivity, infinity. Women gather together to create spaces where we may take an equal seat and face one another in our authenticity in times of celebration, teaching, supporting, healing.

GA’s Red Tent will be hosted by Nan Rogers and the Hudson MA Red Tent from the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson, MA. Sign up on their Facebook page.

Nancy Rogers has facilitated Women’s Red Tent gatherings periodically since 2011 at the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson. Adapting to social distancing measures, the gatherings are now known as Women’s Web Tents and scheduled weekly online. Click on the link to learn how she’s helping women stay connected and not feel isolated during the pandemic.

https://www.communityadvocate.com/2020/06/02/hudson-red-tent-facilitator-connects-women-social-distancing-online

Minerva Potlucks are a time for spiritual renewal and nourishment. A safe and sacred space for women to connect with one another in spiritual exploration. A treasured tradition in some women’s circles that typically takes place at the beginning of each new month. To help UU Women stay connected during this time of isolation, in collaboration with UU Women and Religion we are offering Virtual Minerva Gatherings via Zoom weekly! (There is no charge to participate) ❉ These online gatherings will embody the same elements of conversation, poetry, music, art and ritual as our in-person Minerva Gatherings have over the years. To RSVP, visit: https://www.uuwf.org/events

For more information about online programs: http://twinklesplace.org/UU-Women-Online-Offerings/

These programs are funded in part, by a generous grant from UU Women’s Connection, by UU Women and Religion, UU Women's Federation, and by UU women supporters: http://twinklesplace.org/supporting-uu-womens-online-offerings/

Is your local or regional UU women's group gathering? We'd like to hear how things are going for you. info@uuwr.org

Share in safe and restorative virtual WomenSpace via Zoom.

The Red Tent Movement, inspired by Anita Diamant’s fictional story, The Red Tent, supports women in reclaiming the gifts of community as we gather to co-create intimate, woman-centered, restorative, confidential Safe Space.

Circles are a powerful symbol of wholeness, equality, inclusivity, infinity. Women gather together to create spaces where we may take an equal seat and face one another in our authenticity in times of celebration, teaching, supporting, healing.

GA’s Red Tent will be hosted by Nan Rogers and the Hudson MA Red Tent from the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson, MA. Sign up on their Facebook page.

Nancy Rogers has facilitated Women’s Red Tent gatherings periodically since 2011 at the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson. Adapting to social distancing measures, the gatherings are now known as Women’s Web Tents and scheduled weekly online. Click on the link to learn how she’s helping women stay connected and not feel isolated during the pandemic.

https://www.communityadvocate.com/2020/06/02/hudson-red-tent-facilitator-connects-women-social-distancing-online

Minerva Potlucks are a time for spiritual renewal and nourishment. A safe and sacred space for women to connect with one another in spiritual exploration. A treasured tradition in some women’s circles that typically takes place at the beginning of each new month. To help UU Women stay connected during this time of isolation, in collaboration with UU Women and Religion we are offering Virtual Minerva Gatherings via Zoom weekly! (There is no charge to participate) ❉ These online gatherings will embody the same elements of conversation, poetry, music, art and ritual as our in-person Minerva Gatherings have over the years. To RSVP, visit: https://www.uuwf.org/events

For more information about online programs: http://twinklesplace.org/UU-Women-Online-Offerings/

These programs are funded in part, by a generous grant from UU Women’s Connection, by UU Women and Religion, UU Women's Federation, and by UU women supporters: http://twinklesplace.org/supporting-uu-womens-online-offerings/

Is your local or regional UU women's group gathering? We'd like to hear how things are going for you. info@uuwr.org

Share in safe and restorative virtual WomenSpace via Zoom.

The Red Tent Movement, inspired by Anita Diamant’s fictional story, The Red Tent, supports women in reclaiming the gifts of community as we gather to co-create intimate, woman-centered, restorative, confidential Safe Space.

Circles are a powerful symbol of wholeness, equality, inclusivity, infinity. Women gather together to create spaces where we may take an equal seat and face one another in our authenticity in times of celebration, teaching, supporting, healing.

GA’s Red Tent will be hosted by Nan Rogers and the Hudson MA Red Tent from the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson, MA. Sign up on their Facebook page.

Nancy Rogers has facilitated Women’s Red Tent gatherings periodically since 2011 at the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson. Adapting to social distancing measures, the gatherings are now known as Women’s Web Tents and scheduled weekly online. Click on the link to learn how she’s helping women stay connected and not feel isolated during the pandemic.

https://www.communityadvocate.com/2020/06/02/hudson-red-tent-facilitator-connects-women-social-distancing-online

Minerva Potlucks are a time for spiritual renewal and nourishment. A safe and sacred space for women to connect with one another in spiritual exploration. A treasured tradition in some women’s circles that typically takes place at the beginning of each new month. To help UU Women stay connected during this time of isolation, in collaboration with UU Women and Religion we are offering Virtual Minerva Gatherings via Zoom weekly! (There is no charge to participate) ❉ These online gatherings will embody the same elements of conversation, poetry, music, art and ritual as our in-person Minerva Gatherings have over the years. To RSVP, visit: https://www.uuwf.org/events

For more information about online programs: http://twinklesplace.org/UU-Women-Online-Offerings/

These programs are funded in part, by a generous grant from UU Women’s Connection, by UU Women and Religion, UU Women's Federation, and by UU women supporters: http://twinklesplace.org/supporting-uu-womens-online-offerings/

Is your local or regional UU women's group gathering? We'd like to hear how things are going for you. info@uuwr.org

Share in safe and restorative virtual WomenSpace via Zoom.

The Red Tent Movement, inspired by Anita Diamant’s fictional story, The Red Tent, supports women in reclaiming the gifts of community as we gather to co-create intimate, woman-centered, restorative, confidential Safe Space.

Circles are a powerful symbol of wholeness, equality, inclusivity, infinity. Women gather together to create spaces where we may take an equal seat and face one another in our authenticity in times of celebration, teaching, supporting, healing.

GA’s Red Tent will be hosted by Nan Rogers and the Hudson MA Red Tent from the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson, MA. Sign up on their Facebook page.

Nancy Rogers has facilitated Women’s Red Tent gatherings periodically since 2011 at the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson. Adapting to social distancing measures, the gatherings are now known as Women’s Web Tents and scheduled weekly online. Click on the link to learn how she’s helping women stay connected and not feel isolated during the pandemic.

https://www.communityadvocate.com/2020/06/02/hudson-red-tent-facilitator-connects-women-social-distancing-online

Minerva Potlucks are a time for spiritual renewal and nourishment. A safe and sacred space for women to connect with one another in spiritual exploration. A treasured tradition in some women’s circles that typically takes place at the beginning of each new month. To help UU Women stay connected during this time of isolation, in collaboration with UU Women and Religion we are offering Virtual Minerva Gatherings via Zoom weekly! (There is no charge to participate) ❉ These online gatherings will embody the same elements of conversation, poetry, music, art and ritual as our in-person Minerva Gatherings have over the years. To RSVP, visit: https://www.uuwf.org/events

For more information about online programs: http://twinklesplace.org/UU-Women-Online-Offerings/

These programs are funded in part, by a generous grant from UU Women’s Connection, by UU Women and Religion, UU Women's Federation, and by UU women supporters: http://twinklesplace.org/supporting-uu-womens-online-offerings/

Is your local or regional UU women's group gathering? We'd like to hear how things are going for you. info@uuwr.org

Share in safe and restorative virtual WomenSpace via Zoom.

The Red Tent Movement, inspired by Anita Diamant’s fictional story, The Red Tent, supports women in reclaiming the gifts of community as we gather to co-create intimate, woman-centered, restorative, confidential Safe Space.

Circles are a powerful symbol of wholeness, equality, inclusivity, infinity. Women gather together to create spaces where we may take an equal seat and face one another in our authenticity in times of celebration, teaching, supporting, healing.

GA’s Red Tent will be hosted by Nan Rogers and the Hudson MA Red Tent from the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson, MA. Sign up on their Facebook page.

Nancy Rogers has facilitated Women’s Red Tent gatherings periodically since 2011 at the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson. Adapting to social distancing measures, the gatherings are now known as Women’s Web Tents and scheduled weekly online. Click on the link to learn how she’s helping women stay connected and not feel isolated during the pandemic.

https://www.communityadvocate.com/2020/06/02/hudson-red-tent-facilitator-connects-women-social-distancing-online

Minerva Potlucks are a time for spiritual renewal and nourishment. A safe and sacred space for women to connect with one another in spiritual exploration. A treasured tradition in some women’s circles that typically takes place at the beginning of each new month. To help UU Women stay connected during this time of isolation, in collaboration with UU Women and Religion we are offering Virtual Minerva Gatherings via Zoom weekly! (There is no charge to participate) ❉ These online gatherings will embody the same elements of conversation, poetry, music, art and ritual as our in-person Minerva Gatherings have over the years. To RSVP, visit: https://www.uuwf.org/events

For more information about online programs: http://twinklesplace.org/UU-Women-Online-Offerings/

These programs are funded in part, by a generous grant from UU Women’s Connection, by UU Women and Religion, UU Women's Federation, and by UU women supporters: http://twinklesplace.org/supporting-uu-womens-online-offerings/

Is your local or regional UU women's group gathering? We'd like to hear how things are going for you. info@uuwr.org

Share in safe and restorative virtual WomenSpace via Zoom.

The Red Tent Movement, inspired by Anita Diamant’s fictional story, The Red Tent, supports women in reclaiming the gifts of community as we gather to co-create intimate, woman-centered, restorative, confidential Safe Space.

Circles are a powerful symbol of wholeness, equality, inclusivity, infinity. Women gather together to create spaces where we may take an equal seat and face one another in our authenticity in times of celebration, teaching, supporting, healing.

GA’s Red Tent will be hosted by Nan Rogers and the Hudson MA Red Tent from the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson, MA. Sign up on their Facebook page.

Nancy Rogers has facilitated Women’s Red Tent gatherings periodically since 2011 at the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson. Adapting to social distancing measures, the gatherings are now known as Women’s Web Tents and scheduled weekly online. Click on the link to learn how she’s helping women stay connected and not feel isolated during the pandemic.

https://www.communityadvocate.com/2020/06/02/hudson-red-tent-facilitator-connects-women-social-distancing-online

Minerva Potlucks are a time for spiritual renewal and nourishment. A safe and sacred space for women to connect with one another in spiritual exploration. A treasured tradition in some women’s circles that typically takes place at the beginning of each new month. To help UU Women stay connected during this time of isolation, in collaboration with UU Women and Religion we are offering Virtual Minerva Gatherings via Zoom weekly! (There is no charge to participate) ❉ These online gatherings will embody the same elements of conversation, poetry, music, art and ritual as our in-person Minerva Gatherings have over the years. To RSVP, visit: https://www.uuwf.org/events

For more information about online programs: http://twinklesplace.org/UU-Women-Online-Offerings/

These programs are funded in part, by a generous grant from UU Women’s Connection, by UU Women and Religion, UU Women's Federation, and by UU women supporters: http://twinklesplace.org/supporting-uu-womens-online-offerings/

Is your local or regional UU women's group gathering? We'd like to hear how things are going for you. info@uuwr.org

Share in safe and restorative virtual WomenSpace via Zoom.

The Red Tent Movement, inspired by Anita Diamant’s fictional story, The Red Tent, supports women in reclaiming the gifts of community as we gather to co-create intimate, woman-centered, restorative, confidential Safe Space.

Circles are a powerful symbol of wholeness, equality, inclusivity, infinity. Women gather together to create spaces where we may take an equal seat and face one another in our authenticity in times of celebration, teaching, supporting, healing.

GA’s Red Tent will be hosted by Nan Rogers and the Hudson MA Red Tent from the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson, MA. Sign up on their Facebook page.

Nancy Rogers has facilitated Women’s Red Tent gatherings periodically since 2011 at the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson. Adapting to social distancing measures, the gatherings are now known as Women’s Web Tents and scheduled weekly online. Click on the link to learn how she’s helping women stay connected and not feel isolated during the pandemic.

https://www.communityadvocate.com/2020/06/02/hudson-red-tent-facilitator-connects-women-social-distancing-online

Minerva Potlucks are a time for spiritual renewal and nourishment. A safe and sacred space for women to connect with one another in spiritual exploration. A treasured tradition in some women’s circles that typically takes place at the beginning of each new month. To help UU Women stay connected during this time of isolation, in collaboration with UU Women and Religion we are offering Virtual Minerva Gatherings via Zoom weekly! (There is no charge to participate) ❉ These online gatherings will embody the same elements of conversation, poetry, music, art and ritual as our in-person Minerva Gatherings have over the years. To RSVP, visit: https://www.uuwf.org/events

For more information about online programs: http://twinklesplace.org/UU-Women-Online-Offerings/

These programs are funded in part, by a generous grant from UU Women’s Connection, by UU Women and Religion, UU Women's Federation, and by UU women supporters: http://twinklesplace.org/supporting-uu-womens-online-offerings/

Is your local or regional UU women's group gathering? We'd like to hear how things are going for you. info@uuwr.org

Share in safe and restorative virtual WomenSpace via Zoom.

The Red Tent Movement, inspired by Anita Diamant’s fictional story, The Red Tent, supports women in reclaiming the gifts of community as we gather to co-create intimate, woman-centered, restorative, confidential Safe Space.

Circles are a powerful symbol of wholeness, equality, inclusivity, infinity. Women gather together to create spaces where we may take an equal seat and face one another in our authenticity in times of celebration, teaching, supporting, healing.

GA’s Red Tent will be hosted by Nan Rogers and the Hudson MA Red Tent from the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson, MA. Sign up on their Facebook page.

Nancy Rogers has facilitated Women’s Red Tent gatherings periodically since 2011 at the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson. Adapting to social distancing measures, the gatherings are now known as Women’s Web Tents and scheduled weekly online. Click on the link to learn how she’s helping women stay connected and not feel isolated during the pandemic.

https://www.communityadvocate.com/2020/06/02/hudson-red-tent-facilitator-connects-women-social-distancing-online

Minerva Potlucks are a time for spiritual renewal and nourishment. A safe and sacred space for women to connect with one another in spiritual exploration. A treasured tradition in some women’s circles that typically takes place at the beginning of each new month. To help UU Women stay connected during this time of isolation, in collaboration with UU Women and Religion we are offering Virtual Minerva Gatherings via Zoom weekly! (There is no charge to participate) ❉ These online gatherings will embody the same elements of conversation, poetry, music, art and ritual as our in-person Minerva Gatherings have over the years. To RSVP, visit: https://www.uuwf.org/events

For more information about online programs: http://twinklesplace.org/UU-Women-Online-Offerings/

These programs are funded in part, by a generous grant from UU Women’s Connection, by UU Women and Religion, UU Women's Federation, and by UU women supporters: http://twinklesplace.org/supporting-uu-womens-online-offerings/

Is your local or regional UU women's group gathering? We'd like to hear how things are going for you. info@uuwr.org

Share in safe and restorative virtual WomenSpace via Zoom.

The Red Tent Movement, inspired by Anita Diamant’s fictional story, The Red Tent, supports women in reclaiming the gifts of community as we gather to co-create intimate, woman-centered, restorative, confidential Safe Space.

Circles are a powerful symbol of wholeness, equality, inclusivity, infinity. Women gather together to create spaces where we may take an equal seat and face one another in our authenticity in times of celebration, teaching, supporting, healing.

GA’s Red Tent will be hosted by Nan Rogers and the Hudson MA Red Tent from the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson, MA. Sign up on their Facebook page.

Nancy Rogers has facilitated Women’s Red Tent gatherings periodically since 2011 at the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson. Adapting to social distancing measures, the gatherings are now known as Women’s Web Tents and scheduled weekly online. Click on the link to learn how she’s helping women stay connected and not feel isolated during the pandemic.

https://www.communityadvocate.com/2020/06/02/hudson-red-tent-facilitator-connects-women-social-distancing-online

Minerva Potlucks are a time for spiritual renewal and nourishment. A safe and sacred space for women to connect with one another in spiritual exploration. A treasured tradition in some women’s circles that typically takes place at the beginning of each new month. To help UU Women stay connected during this time of isolation, in collaboration with UU Women and Religion we are offering Virtual Minerva Gatherings via Zoom weekly! (There is no charge to participate) ❉ These online gatherings will embody the same elements of conversation, poetry, music, art and ritual as our in-person Minerva Gatherings have over the years. To RSVP, visit: https://www.uuwf.org/events

For more information about online programs: http://twinklesplace.org/UU-Women-Online-Offerings/

These programs are funded in part, by a generous grant from UU Women’s Connection, by UU Women and Religion, UU Women's Federation, and by UU women supporters: http://twinklesplace.org/supporting-uu-womens-online-offerings/

Is your local or regional UU women's group gathering? We'd like to hear how things are going for you. info@uuwr.org

Share in safe and restorative virtual WomenSpace via Zoom.

The Red Tent Movement, inspired by Anita Diamant’s fictional story, The Red Tent, supports women in reclaiming the gifts of community as we gather to co-create intimate, woman-centered, restorative, confidential Safe Space.

Circles are a powerful symbol of wholeness, equality, inclusivity, infinity. Women gather together to create spaces where we may take an equal seat and face one another in our authenticity in times of celebration, teaching, supporting, healing.

GA’s Red Tent will be hosted by Nan Rogers and the Hudson MA Red Tent from the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson, MA. Sign up on their Facebook page.

Nancy Rogers has facilitated Women’s Red Tent gatherings periodically since 2011 at the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson. Adapting to social distancing measures, the gatherings are now known as Women’s Web Tents and scheduled weekly online. Click on the link to learn how she’s helping women stay connected and not feel isolated during the pandemic.

https://www.communityadvocate.com/2020/06/02/hudson-red-tent-facilitator-connects-women-social-distancing-online

Minerva Potlucks are a time for spiritual renewal and nourishment. A safe and sacred space for women to connect with one another in spiritual exploration. A treasured tradition in some women’s circles that typically takes place at the beginning of each new month. To help UU Women stay connected during this time of isolation, in collaboration with UU Women and Religion we are offering Virtual Minerva Gatherings via Zoom weekly! (There is no charge to participate) ❉ These online gatherings will embody the same elements of conversation, poetry, music, art and ritual as our in-person Minerva Gatherings have over the years. To RSVP, visit: https://www.uuwf.org/events

For more information about online programs: http://twinklesplace.org/UU-Women-Online-Offerings/

These programs are funded in part, by a generous grant from UU Women’s Connection, by UU Women and Religion, UU Women's Federation, and by UU women supporters: http://twinklesplace.org/supporting-uu-womens-online-offerings/

Is your local or regional UU women's group gathering? We'd like to hear how things are going for you. info@uuwr.org

Share in safe and restorative virtual WomenSpace via Zoom.

The Red Tent Movement, inspired by Anita Diamant’s fictional story, The Red Tent, supports women in reclaiming the gifts of community as we gather to co-create intimate, woman-centered, restorative, confidential Safe Space.

Circles are a powerful symbol of wholeness, equality, inclusivity, infinity. Women gather together to create spaces where we may take an equal seat and face one another in our authenticity in times of celebration, teaching, supporting, healing.

GA’s Red Tent will be hosted by Nan Rogers and the Hudson MA Red Tent from the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson, MA. Sign up on their Facebook page.

Nancy Rogers has facilitated Women’s Red Tent gatherings periodically since 2011 at the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson. Adapting to social distancing measures, the gatherings are now known as Women’s Web Tents and scheduled weekly online. Click on the link to learn how she’s helping women stay connected and not feel isolated during the pandemic.

https://www.communityadvocate.com/2020/06/02/hudson-red-tent-facilitator-connects-women-social-distancing-online

Minerva Potlucks are a time for spiritual renewal and nourishment. A safe and sacred space for women to connect with one another in spiritual exploration. A treasured tradition in some women’s circles that typically takes place at the beginning of each new month. To help UU Women stay connected during this time of isolation, in collaboration with UU Women and Religion we are offering Virtual Minerva Gatherings via Zoom weekly! (There is no charge to participate) ❉ These online gatherings will embody the same elements of conversation, poetry, music, art and ritual as our in-person Minerva Gatherings have over the years. To RSVP, visit: https://www.uuwf.org/events

For more information about online programs: http://twinklesplace.org/UU-Women-Online-Offerings/

These programs are funded in part, by a generous grant from UU Women’s Connection, by UU Women and Religion, UU Women's Federation, and by UU women supporters: http://twinklesplace.org/supporting-uu-womens-online-offerings/

Is your local or regional UU women's group gathering? We'd like to hear how things are going for you. info@uuwr.org

Share in safe and restorative virtual WomenSpace via Zoom.

The Red Tent Movement, inspired by Anita Diamant’s fictional story, The Red Tent, supports women in reclaiming the gifts of community as we gather to co-create intimate, woman-centered, restorative, confidential Safe Space.

Circles are a powerful symbol of wholeness, equality, inclusivity, infinity. Women gather together to create spaces where we may take an equal seat and face one another in our authenticity in times of celebration, teaching, supporting, healing.

GA’s Red Tent will be hosted by Nan Rogers and the Hudson MA Red Tent from the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson, MA. Sign up on their Facebook page.

Nancy Rogers has facilitated Women’s Red Tent gatherings periodically since 2011 at the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson. Adapting to social distancing measures, the gatherings are now known as Women’s Web Tents and scheduled weekly online. Click on the link to learn how she’s helping women stay connected and not feel isolated during the pandemic.

https://www.communityadvocate.com/2020/06/02/hudson-red-tent-facilitator-connects-women-social-distancing-online

Minerva Potlucks are a time for spiritual renewal and nourishment. A safe and sacred space for women to connect with one another in spiritual exploration. A treasured tradition in some women’s circles that typically takes place at the beginning of each new month. To help UU Women stay connected during this time of isolation, in collaboration with UU Women and Religion we are offering Virtual Minerva Gatherings via Zoom weekly! (There is no charge to participate) ❉ These online gatherings will embody the same elements of conversation, poetry, music, art and ritual as our in-person Minerva Gatherings have over the years. To RSVP, visit: https://www.uuwf.org/events

For more information about online programs: http://twinklesplace.org/UU-Women-Online-Offerings/

These programs are funded in part, by a generous grant from UU Women’s Connection, by UU Women and Religion, UU Women's Federation, and by UU women supporters: http://twinklesplace.org/supporting-uu-womens-online-offerings/

Is your local or regional UU women's group gathering? We'd like to hear how things are going for you. info@uuwr.org

Share in safe and restorative virtual WomenSpace via Zoom.

The Red Tent Movement, inspired by Anita Diamant’s fictional story, The Red Tent, supports women in reclaiming the gifts of community as we gather to co-create intimate, woman-centered, restorative, confidential Safe Space.

Circles are a powerful symbol of wholeness, equality, inclusivity, infinity. Women gather together to create spaces where we may take an equal seat and face one another in our authenticity in times of celebration, teaching, supporting, healing.

GA’s Red Tent will be hosted by Nan Rogers and the Hudson MA Red Tent from the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson, MA. Sign up on their Facebook page.

Nancy Rogers has facilitated Women’s Red Tent gatherings periodically since 2011 at the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson. Adapting to social distancing measures, the gatherings are now known as Women’s Web Tents and scheduled weekly online. Click on the link to learn how she’s helping women stay connected and not feel isolated during the pandemic.

https://www.communityadvocate.com/2020/06/02/hudson-red-tent-facilitator-connects-women-social-distancing-online

Minerva Potlucks are a time for spiritual renewal and nourishment. A safe and sacred space for women to connect with one another in spiritual exploration. A treasured tradition in some women’s circles that typically takes place at the beginning of each new month. To help UU Women stay connected during this time of isolation, in collaboration with UU Women and Religion we are offering Virtual Minerva Gatherings via Zoom weekly! (There is no charge to participate) ❉ These online gatherings will embody the same elements of conversation, poetry, music, art and ritual as our in-person Minerva Gatherings have over the years. To RSVP, visit: https://www.uuwf.org/events

For more information about online programs: http://twinklesplace.org/UU-Women-Online-Offerings/

These programs are funded in part, by a generous grant from UU Women’s Connection, by UU Women and Religion, UU Women's Federation, and by UU women supporters: http://twinklesplace.org/supporting-uu-womens-online-offerings/

Is your local or regional UU women's group gathering? We'd like to hear how things are going for you. info@uuwr.org

Share in safe and restorative virtual WomenSpace via Zoom.

The Red Tent Movement, inspired by Anita Diamant’s fictional story, The Red Tent, supports women in reclaiming the gifts of community as we gather to co-create intimate, woman-centered, restorative, confidential Safe Space.

Circles are a powerful symbol of wholeness, equality, inclusivity, infinity. Women gather together to create spaces where we may take an equal seat and face one another in our authenticity in times of celebration, teaching, supporting, healing.

GA’s Red Tent will be hosted by Nan Rogers and the Hudson MA Red Tent from the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson, MA. Sign up on their Facebook page.

Nancy Rogers has facilitated Women’s Red Tent gatherings periodically since 2011 at the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson. Adapting to social distancing measures, the gatherings are now known as Women’s Web Tents and scheduled weekly online. Click on the link to learn how she’s helping women stay connected and not feel isolated during the pandemic.

https://www.communityadvocate.com/2020/06/02/hudson-red-tent-facilitator-connects-women-social-distancing-online

Minerva Potlucks are a time for spiritual renewal and nourishment. A safe and sacred space for women to connect with one another in spiritual exploration. A treasured tradition in some women’s circles that typically takes place at the beginning of each new month. To help UU Women stay connected during this time of isolation, in collaboration with UU Women and Religion we are offering Virtual Minerva Gatherings via Zoom weekly! (There is no charge to participate) ❉ These online gatherings will embody the same elements of conversation, poetry, music, art and ritual as our in-person Minerva Gatherings have over the years. To RSVP, visit: https://www.uuwf.org/events

For more information about online programs: http://twinklesplace.org/UU-Women-Online-Offerings/

These programs are funded in part, by a generous grant from UU Women’s Connection, by UU Women and Religion, UU Women's Federation, and by UU women supporters: http://twinklesplace.org/supporting-uu-womens-online-offerings/

Is your local or regional UU women's group gathering? We'd like to hear how things are going for you. info@uuwr.org

Share in safe and restorative virtual WomenSpace via Zoom.

The Red Tent Movement, inspired by Anita Diamant’s fictional story, The Red Tent, supports women in reclaiming the gifts of community as we gather to co-create intimate, woman-centered, restorative, confidential Safe Space.

Circles are a powerful symbol of wholeness, equality, inclusivity, infinity. Women gather together to create spaces where we may take an equal seat and face one another in our authenticity in times of celebration, teaching, supporting, healing.

GA’s Red Tent will be hosted by Nan Rogers and the Hudson MA Red Tent from the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson, MA. Sign up on their Facebook page.

Nancy Rogers has facilitated Women’s Red Tent gatherings periodically since 2011 at the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson. Adapting to social distancing measures, the gatherings are now known as Women’s Web Tents and scheduled weekly online. Click on the link to learn how she’s helping women stay connected and not feel isolated during the pandemic.

https://www.communityadvocate.com/2020/06/02/hudson-red-tent-facilitator-connects-women-social-distancing-online

Minerva Potlucks are a time for spiritual renewal and nourishment. A safe and sacred space for women to connect with one another in spiritual exploration. A treasured tradition in some women’s circles that typically takes place at the beginning of each new month. To help UU Women stay connected during this time of isolation, in collaboration with UU Women and Religion we are offering Virtual Minerva Gatherings via Zoom weekly! (There is no charge to participate) ❉ These online gatherings will embody the same elements of conversation, poetry, music, art and ritual as our in-person Minerva Gatherings have over the years. To RSVP, visit: https://www.uuwf.org/events

For more information about online programs: http://twinklesplace.org/UU-Women-Online-Offerings/

These programs are funded in part, by a generous grant from UU Women’s Connection, by UU Women and Religion, UU Women's Federation, and by UU women supporters: http://twinklesplace.org/supporting-uu-womens-online-offerings/

Is your local or regional UU women's group gathering? We'd like to hear how things are going for you. info@uuwr.org

Share in safe and restorative virtual WomenSpace via Zoom.

The Red Tent Movement, inspired by Anita Diamant’s fictional story, The Red Tent, supports women in reclaiming the gifts of community as we gather to co-create intimate, woman-centered, restorative, confidential Safe Space.

Circles are a powerful symbol of wholeness, equality, inclusivity, infinity. Women gather together to create spaces where we may take an equal seat and face one another in our authenticity in times of celebration, teaching, supporting, healing.

GA’s Red Tent will be hosted by Nan Rogers and the Hudson MA Red Tent from the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson, MA. Sign up on their Facebook page.

Nancy Rogers has facilitated Women’s Red Tent gatherings periodically since 2011 at the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson. Adapting to social distancing measures, the gatherings are now known as Women’s Web Tents and scheduled weekly online. Click on the link to learn how she’s helping women stay connected and not feel isolated during the pandemic.

https://www.communityadvocate.com/2020/06/02/hudson-red-tent-facilitator-connects-women-social-distancing-online

Minerva Potlucks are a time for spiritual renewal and nourishment. A safe and sacred space for women to connect with one another in spiritual exploration. A treasured tradition in some women’s circles that typically takes place at the beginning of each new month. To help UU Women stay connected during this time of isolation, in collaboration with UU Women and Religion we are offering Virtual Minerva Gatherings via Zoom weekly! (There is no charge to participate) ❉ These online gatherings will embody the same elements of conversation, poetry, music, art and ritual as our in-person Minerva Gatherings have over the years. To RSVP, visit: https://www.uuwf.org/events

For more information about online programs: http://twinklesplace.org/UU-Women-Online-Offerings/

These programs are funded in part, by a generous grant from UU Women’s Connection, by UU Women and Religion, UU Women's Federation, and by UU women supporters: http://twinklesplace.org/supporting-uu-womens-online-offerings/

Is your local or regional UU women's group gathering? We'd like to hear how things are going for you. info@uuwr.org

Share in safe and restorative virtual WomenSpace via Zoom.

The Red Tent Movement, inspired by Anita Diamant’s fictional story, The Red Tent, supports women in reclaiming the gifts of community as we gather to co-create intimate, woman-centered, restorative, confidential Safe Space.

Circles are a powerful symbol of wholeness, equality, inclusivity, infinity. Women gather together to create spaces where we may take an equal seat and face one another in our authenticity in times of celebration, teaching, supporting, healing.

GA’s Red Tent will be hosted by Nan Rogers and the Hudson MA Red Tent from the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson, MA. Sign up on their Facebook page.

Nancy Rogers has facilitated Women’s Red Tent gatherings periodically since 2011 at the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson. Adapting to social distancing measures, the gatherings are now known as Women’s Web Tents and scheduled weekly online. Click on the link to learn how she’s helping women stay connected and not feel isolated during the pandemic.

https://www.communityadvocate.com/2020/06/02/hudson-red-tent-facilitator-connects-women-social-distancing-online

Minerva Potlucks are a time for spiritual renewal and nourishment. A safe and sacred space for women to connect with one another in spiritual exploration. A treasured tradition in some women’s circles that typically takes place at the beginning of each new month. To help UU Women stay connected during this time of isolation, in collaboration with UU Women and Religion we are offering Virtual Minerva Gatherings via Zoom weekly! (There is no charge to participate) ❉ These online gatherings will embody the same elements of conversation, poetry, music, art and ritual as our in-person Minerva Gatherings have over the years. To RSVP, visit: https://www.uuwf.org/events

For more information about online programs: http://twinklesplace.org/UU-Women-Online-Offerings/

These programs are funded in part, by a generous grant from UU Women’s Connection, by UU Women and Religion, UU Women's Federation, and by UU women supporters: http://twinklesplace.org/supporting-uu-womens-online-offerings/

Is your local or regional UU women's group gathering? We'd like to hear how things are going for you. info@uuwr.org

Share in safe and restorative virtual WomenSpace via Zoom.

The Red Tent Movement, inspired by Anita Diamant’s fictional story, The Red Tent, supports women in reclaiming the gifts of community as we gather to co-create intimate, woman-centered, restorative, confidential Safe Space.

Circles are a powerful symbol of wholeness, equality, inclusivity, infinity. Women gather together to create spaces where we may take an equal seat and face one another in our authenticity in times of celebration, teaching, supporting, healing.

GA’s Red Tent will be hosted by Nan Rogers and the Hudson MA Red Tent from the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson, MA. Sign up on their Facebook page.

Nancy Rogers has facilitated Women’s Red Tent gatherings periodically since 2011 at the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson. Adapting to social distancing measures, the gatherings are now known as Women’s Web Tents and scheduled weekly online. Click on the link to learn how she’s helping women stay connected and not feel isolated during the pandemic.

https://www.communityadvocate.com/2020/06/02/hudson-red-tent-facilitator-connects-women-social-distancing-online