| Thursday, February 23 | ||
| Creative Callings | 2:00 p.m. | Parlor |
| Meditation | 4:00 p.m. | Parlor |
| Saturday, February 25 | ||
| B&G work party | 8:00 a.m. | Various |
| Sunday, February 26 | ||
| Worship Service | 10:30 a.m. | Sanctuary |
| Children’s Skit Rehearsal | 11:45 a.m. | Sanctuary |
| SHYG | 7:00 p.m. | Common Room |
Lisa Maria Steinberg is seeking 7-12 people (children, youth, and adults) to perform in an all-ages skit on Sunday, March 5th. Both speaking and pantomime parts available. Full Cast mandatory rehearsals on Sunday, February 26th at 11:45am … Read the rest
Every year during March, First Parish has a month-long collection for the Lexington Interfaith Food Pantry. Housed in the basement of the Church of Our Redeemer, it has been active in Lexington since 1990, when the Lexington Council of Churches,
On Monday evening, February 13th, the organizers of the newly-formed Minuteman Indivisible Lexington group, Pete Tasker, Michelle Olson, Karolyn Eisenstein, and Jane Eckert, held their kickoff public meeting at First Parish. Despite the snow, 76 people from the Lexington area … Read the rest
First Parish will be celebrating Rev. Anne’s Installation on March 26, and the church is already buzzing in preparation!
The Building and Grounds committee is holding two Work Parties to do some early spring cleaning to present our best face
A Breakthrough!
Last month’s inaugural Voices on the Green event was a Breakthrough success. A packed house enjoyed a sparkling evening of speakers, storytellers, and musicians all focused on our first theme, Breakthrough! First Parish members Don Cohen, Cammy Thomas, … Read the rest
The annual pledge drive brings in about two-thirds of the funds that provide worship and music on Sundays, pastoral care throughout the year, children and adult religious education programming, and community outreach. Our goal this year for the pledge drive
The Social Action Ministry (SAM) at First Parish comes from our Unitarian Universalist faith based on the values of love, justice, community and responsibility. We do this within the supportive environment of our broader church community and the mission of … Read the rest
History is full of traps—places where we get stuck or stories we forget at our own peril. History can be inspirational, it can hold us back, or be a source of learning. This Sunday guest minister, Rev. Dr. Nicole Kirk,
All are welcome to participate in an informal group of members and friends who enjoy fiber arts. On Thursday, bring your knitting, crocheting, beading or other fiber work and meet in the church parlor from 2:00 pm to 3:45 pm … Read the rest
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