Speaker: Nathaniel Clark

Nate (all pronouns) was our Ministerial Intern for 2024–2026. Nate grew up a Unitarian Universalist just a half hour from Follen in Dunstable, Massachusetts. He is currently living in Dunstable again, with his wife and beloved grandparents.

Nate will be finishing their MDiv degree at the Iliff School of Theology in May of 2025 and has worked as a contract minister and hospital chaplain in Denver, Colorado. They hope to pursue their calling as a parish minister when their training is complete.

Nate was also our Youth Programming Coordinator, working with our FUUY teens to create a year of fun and meaningful programming.

Membership Sunday

This Sunday we will welcome new members who have signed the membership book! Our director of community engagement will offer a reflection, and Nate will continue exploring our worship theme of grief.  

Atoning Like We Mean It

Let us gather and reflect on what we can learn from the traditions of Yom Kippur.  

Welcoming the Past, Present, and Future

Intern Minister Nate has suddenly had a lot of time on his hands to think about Covid and the lasting impact of the global pandemic. Let’s join together to reflect on what each of us brings into our sacred space and how we make room for the joys, burdens, and blessed memories we all carry.

Join Us for Worship

Our ministerial intern, Nathaniel Clark, will preach on language barriers. This month’s theme is miracles. The RE Nature Play program begins! Sometimes, no matter how much we love each other, the work of understanding one another is difficult. It can take a long time and dedicated effort to figure out how to say the things … Continue reading Join Us for Worship

Religion and Resistance

As we install Follen’s new banner, let’s take some time to reflect on democracy, justice, and what our religion truly calls upon us to do when these values are threatened.

Into the Underworld

Ministerial Intern Nate will guide us through different stories of death and rebirth, and we’ll take lessons from the natural world about how to regrow and rebuild.  

The Power of an Alliance

On this Sunday sandwiched between Boston Pride and Juneteenth, Intern Minister Nate will reflect on solidarity, allyship, and family. Read Nate’s sermon, “The Power of an Alliance.”

Humane Conditions for Homo Sapiens

Intern Minister Nate Clark reflects on how humane the modern world really is and how we can best look after one another while we’re living in it.

Punk Rock Theology

The punk rock scene has a lot to teach us about how to take care of each other. Intern Minister Nate Clark invites us to reflect on how we choose our principles.  

Apocalyptic Prophecy in 2025

Intern minister Nate Clark will reflect on the ancient tradition of apocalyptic prophecy and the wisdom it can offer us now in the age of climate change.