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On Saturday, October 17, 2026, 27 volunteers, including 15 FPS folks, worked in an assembly line in the Parish Hall to create holiday gift bags of personal care items for men and women incarcerated in Massachusetts. We had fun assembling and boxing 360 bags in less...
A purple light in the dark can carry a simple message: you are not alone. This month, First Parish of Sudbury joins other buildings in historic Sudbury Center in glowing purple for Domestic Violence Awareness Month. We stand with survivors and with all who are working...
We gathered for Pouring Out—our Water Communion—the first ritual of our shared year together, led by Minister-in-Residence Aiden McMahon, on Sunday, September 13, 2026. Congregants each poured water from places of meaning into our communal bowl, and together, those...
The community had a great time celebrating the 4th and watching the Sudbury Parade in the shade of our trees—and taking cooling and refueling breaks inside where we sold watermelon, ice cream, cold drinks, and assorted snacks!
We are pleased to announce that we have hired Aiden McMahon as our Resident Minister for the year. Aiden will start work at FPS on August 3 for a study month prior to the start of our Sunday Services on September 13, the Water Ceremony. During that time, he will...
We marked Celebration Sunday with joy and gratitude, honoring Rev. Kathleen Hepler at her final service with our congregation on Sunday, June 14, 2026. The morning was filled with beautiful music and the warmth of a flower communion—a cherished Unitarian Universalist...
A refreshed statement...New flags are flying high at First Parish of Sudbury—a visible reminder that ALL are welcome here. 🏳️🌈Happy Pride month!
We had a wonderful time celebrating Sudbury 250 with tours of the Sudbury Meetinghouse, a production of Declaring Independence: Then and Now, and tea!
First Parish and the greater community enjoyed Maypole dancing on the Sudbury Town Common.