This month’s special plate collection will take place during the service this Sunday, January 21st. All non-pledge donations will go to the Douglas House in Lexington. The Douglas House is one of three residential programs in the area for those … Read the rest

As we begin our congregation-wide conversation about who we are and who we want to become, we need to lift ourselves up from the everyday concerns of our lives. Join Rev. Anne Mason as she calls us to shift our … Read the rest

Please click here for the recent newsletter of the UUA, for information about Black Lives UU, Growing Young Justice-Makers, Summer Seminary, and more!

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Dear Members and Friends of First Parish Church,

First Parish invites each of you to participate in hospitality by hosting our Sunday morning social hour one time each year. Hosts need to arrive about 9:45 and stay till about 12:45.  … Read the rest

The UU Church of Carlisle, First Religious Society is hosting “Hope-Full Bowls:  A Community Dinner, Fund and Friend Raiser” on Saturday, January 27, 2018 from 5:30 – 7:30 p.m. at the church. This is to help a Syrian family living … Read the rest

This Friday! You won’t want to miss the next Voices on the Green. Doors open at 6:30 for beverages and socializing; event begins at 7:00pm.

What two things do Chris Hess, Katie O’Hare Gibson, Marshall Wilensky, Katherine Rose, Regie … Read the rest

January’s theme: “What does it mean to be a people of intention?”

There is a big difference between becoming better and becoming ourselves. Self-improvement is not the same as self-alignment. Wanting to get from point A to point B … Read the rest

Yes, the Imagination Cafés are coming and you will be learning more about them as we brave the January days ahead. For now, the most important thing to know is that the cafés will be held on Sunday, January 28 … Read the rest

Daring Democracy, UUA Common Read Book ~ Discussion and Interfaith Panel Response

In partnership with Minuteman Indivisible we invite you to reflect on the state of our democracy a year into the Trump Administration when we will discuss the … Read the rest

In 1966, the Reverend Martin Luther King delivered the Ware Lecture to the General Assembly of the Unitarian Universalist Association. He encouraged us not to sleep through the revolution. Rev. Anne will explore the meaning his words still have for … Read the rest

Thanks to Lew Counts for capturing the spirit and peace of the 5pm Christmas Eve service.

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The UU Urban Ministry and Roxbury Historical Society present the first in a

History & Justice lecture series:

Slavery and Abolition in Roxbury and Beyond
Rep. Byron Rushing of the 9th Suffolk district of the Massachusetts House of Representatives speaks … Read the rest

Daring Democracy, UUA Common Read Book ~ Discussion and Interfaith Panel Response

In partnership with Minuteman Indivisible we invite you to reflect on the state of our democracy a year into the Trump Administration when we will discuss the … Read the rest

All are welcome to the Unity Group Luncheon on Monday, January 8th beginning at 12:00pm. Please bring your own lunch. Dessert will be provided. We will welcome Bill Blout from Lexington Youth and Family Services, who will focus on how … Read the rest