Your worship team encourages everyone to attend the virtual UUA General Assembly in Baltimore, available on Zoom. We encourage the creation of a watch party at FPUU for 11AM in the chapel! Worship will be led by the Rev. Dr. Nicole Kirk at 11AM. https://www.uua.org/ga/program/highlights/sunday-morning-worship
Read More →10:30 AM Special informal music service led by Matt Meyer “Come with whatever seed of faith you can muster, and listen…” -Enfleshed Liturgies Join us for a celebration of faith and doubt through story and song. Matt Meyer will reflect on a high stakes wager, a secret doubt, and what it takes to stand up
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We celebrate the end of our congregational year of formal services with our annual Unitarian Universalist celebration of creativity and diversity. Bring a flower to share, and we continue to honor PRIDE month as well!
This service will be in-person only, with no Zoom option.
10:30 AM … How do we keep moving forward in times like these? Led by Guest Speaker Rev. Mary Margaret Earl, UU Urban Ministry (the UU Urban Ministry also is our Faith in Action recipient for June) In this time of intense challenge – how do we build community and strength across difference? Bio: The
Read More →Five Points Cluster Service at the First Parish UU Stoughton Led by globally-renowned local author Ken Liu First Parish will be closed over the Memorial Weekend, and members and friends are encouraged to attend in person or via Zoom the service of our Five Points Cluster partner congregation at the First Parish UU Stoughton, 790
Read More →10:30 AM Led by Rev. Dr. Michelle Walsh So many of us struggle with both our understanding and experience of ‘enough.’ Join Rev. Michelle in a reflection grounded in a work by Wayne Muller entitled A Life of Being, Having, and Doing Enough. What are our countercultural spiritual practices for resting in assurance that such
Read More →10:30 AM Led by the Rev. Dr. Clyde Grubbs For thousands of years, human communities have aspired to a more inclusive and mutually affirming way of being. Yet our intergenerational practices are marked by exclusion, elitism, and parochialism. On this ‘Mother’s Day,’ let’s imagine a different way of being. This service will be in person
Read More →10:30 AM Led by the Rev. Dr. Anita Farber-Robertson, FPUU Minister Emerita Thought for Contemplation from Anita: “In my dream, the angel shrugged and said, ‘If we fail this time, it will be a failure of imagination,’ and then she placed the world gently in the palm of my hand.”-Brian Andrea Bio: Rev. Dr. Anita
Read More →10:30 AM Led by Rev. Dr. Michelle Walsh Back in September, Unitarian Universalist congregations around the country participated in a UU Climate Justice Revival, including First Parish. In honor of Earth Day on April 22nd, we’ll revisit celebrating our Mother Earth with joy, drawing from some of the music and materials from the fall revival.
Read More →During this time of isolation and virtual gatherings with little or no informal in-person connections, we need to be even more intentional in showing our appreciation. Have you read an inspiring article in the First Parish newsletter? Did the article give you a new perspective, a smile, something valuable to do as you isolate? Did
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