World Day of Metta is a global observance dedicated to the practice of loving-kindness. The word "metta" comes from the ancient Pali language of early Buddhist teachings and translates as loving-kindness, goodwill, or unconditional friendliness. It’s the intentional cultivation of a heart that wishes well-being for all beings. The day invites people to pause and cultivate a sense of compassion - not only toward loved ones, but toward strangers, adversaries, and themselves. People mark the day through practices of loving-kindness meditation, gestures of gratitude, or performing small acts of kindness. The spirit within the observance is simple but powerful: kindness is not merely a feeling, but a spiritual discipline. Through mindful compassion, even small gestures can ripple outward and create a wider field of peace in the world.

This Sunday in-person and online

Mar 22nd at 10:30 am ET

Prosperity is rooted in New Thought Principles. With Wisdom as our guide, your abundance in every way is assured.

When we align our thoughts with our inner wisdom, we open the door to limitless possibilities and the effortless flow of good into our lives.

This Sunday After Service

We’ll gather for spiritual connection & community — and continue with our Birthday Celebration & Potluck after the service (in person).

If you’re joining us in person, please bring:

• A dish to share

• Your own beverage, plate, and cutlery

🍰 We welcome anyone who would like to bring a birthday cake — a regular cake and/or a gluten-free cake are both appreciated. If baking isn’t your thing, you’re also invited to contribute to our Cake Fund to help us keep the celebrations sweet!



We look forward to being together — whether in person or online!

Hybrid Sundays are coming back

IN 2 WEEKS

Starting Sunday, April 5 at 10:30 am ET, we’re returning to Hybrid Sundays — joining together both in person and online.

Whether you’re near or far, you’re part of our community. We will continue to provide a Zoom link for those joining online.

Join us in person at:

Preston Commons at St. Peter’s

810 King Street, Cambridge

Important details:

• Entrance is on Church Street, near the end of the building
• Parking is available at the Westminster Drive Parking Lot
• Please do not park in the St. Peter’s lot

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This week's Articles of Interest

This thoughtful article reframes Lent not as a season of sacrifice, but as an opportunity for spiritual renewal and inner transformation. Rather than focusing on giving something up, it invites us to shift our perspective — to release limiting patterns.

This insightful article explores why prayer remains a meaningful and grounding practice, especially during times of uncertainty, struggle, or transition.

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