A warm greeting at the door. Space for quiet meditation, then a dynamic, Spirit-filled service. Inspiring music. Good snacks and a friendly group of like-minded people to chat with afterwards. This is our vision for Sundays at Unity Center of Cambridge, and we'd love to have you join us.

We meet every Sunday at the auditorium of the Morse School, 40 Granite Street, Cambridge, MA 02139 (here is a map). Services start at 11:00 AM, with a meditation period from 10:30 to 10:50 AM.

What to Expect

We've designed Sundays at UCC to be relaxed in feel—you are welcome to dress casually. When you arrive, a friendly person at the entrance will give you a program and answer any questions you might have. There will be tables set up with beverages and snacks for after the service.

We offer a guided meditation period starting at 10:30 AM, just prior to the service. This is a good time for quiet reflection and relaxing into the presence of Spirit (especially if you’ve had a busy week). During the service, you’ll be invited to sing with us and to get to know your neighbors a bit, if you are so inclined. The service will include a spiritual lesson and a brief guided meditation, in addition to music and healing prayer. After the service, you’re welcome to linger over food and get to know others exploring Unity.

We welcome your feedback and suggestions—if there are programs or features you’d like to see at UCC, please let us know. We appreciate your ideas and look forward to learning more about your desires for a spiritual community.

Rev. Adam Sutton Remember to Breathe. Every time we gather to meditate together on Sundays we begin with some centered and soul-full deep breathing. Every time we pray together, we take a connecting breath to first establish a sacred linkage, inviting the very Presence of God to be with us, to speak to us and through us. The simple act of inhaling and exhaling, holding and then releasing, is the core of not only our very life energy itself, but is the basis for any solid, sustaining personal spiritual practice. Join Rev. Adam this Sunday to continue the journey of internal peace and non-violence, remembering what it feels like to actually be peace itself, with each and every luscious and life-affirming breath.