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Indigenous People

This Sunday, come celebrate the culture and examine the oppression of people who are indigenous to North America. In small groups, we will have an opportunity to share our thoughts on Native poetry and on the way white privilege impacts the Native experience. 

Of Principles and Values

Our October Soul Matters theme is Heritage. As we begin our year-long learning about the proposed changes to the part of our UUA Bylaws that contains our Principles and Purposes, we look back at how our Principles were created, how they have changed over time, … read more.

“Crowded Table”

There is great value in the image of gathering around a table for a shared meal, a table where we make space for many, where we seek to be radically inclusive. In this service, we use music and texts that help us explore this metaphor, … read more.

Waters of Welcome

As we begin our first year of shared ministry, we celebrate our annual Water Ceremony! Guided by our monthly Soul Matters theme, “The Gift of Welcome,” we bring water from home to gather in community and make commitments to embodying welcome in our congregational life … read more.

“The Gift of Welcome”

First Parish Church belongs to Soul Matters, which is a network of Unitarian Universalist congregations who follow the same monthly themes so we can more easily share worship resources. The theme for the month of September is “The Gift of Welcome.” We will use a … read more.

“Mirroring Affirmation”

This service will explore a technique to develop a deeper relationship with yourself.

First Parish meets on Sunday at 10:30AM on the southern-most side of the Dane Street Park. If we have inclement weather, we will hold the service in our sanctuary at 225 Cabot Street.

Microagressions

Things that women put up with, and shouldn’t have to.

First Parish meets on Sunday at 10:30AM on the southern-most side of the Dane Street Park. If we have inclement weather, we will hold the service in our sanctuary at 225 Cabot Street.

“Old Friends”

Charlie will talk about two of our notable congregants – Robin Mingo (Mingo Beach) and Nathan Dane (Father of American Jurisprudence).

First Parish meets on Sunday at 10:30AM on the southern-most side of the Dane Street Park. If we have inclement weather, we will hold the … read more.