More than thirty members and friends of First Parish gathered in the sanctuary this past Sunday to hear an initial report from the Scenarios Task Force. Members of the Task Force began by reminding attendees that the charge of the Task Force is found in the motion...
How much of who we are and have become throughout our lives has been carefully cultivated? On the other hand how much of who we are has just happened around us and to us? Life in so many ways can seem serendipitous, opportunities landing in timely or an untimely...
Happy Fall, Families & Children of Religious Exploration here at First Parish of Sudbury! With the beginning of October comes new themes and lessons for our spookiest month. Carrying our Harry Potter and UU theme forward we will be holding a UU Principles potions...
Our October dialogue will be about "Political Correctness". From Wikipedia: The term political correctness (adjectivally: politically correct; commonly abbreviated to PC or P.C.) is used to describe language, policies, or measures that are intended to avoid offense or...
Welcome Winter, waning season; Now with night the New Year comes. All who honor elder kinsfolk Dance the dead to earthly drums. Souls respected safeguard living House we’ll hold and hallow hearth; Blessings be on those who bide here, Blessings be on those who bide...
Many know of Siri, the seemingly intelligent being of whom we ask questions on our cellphones. What can we learn from Siri? Join us for our Sunday service on Sept. 30 at 10am as we welcome Rabbi Robert Orkand back to our pulpit. Rabbi Robert Orkand retired as a pulpit...
On Sunday, October 7 at 1:00pm, bring your four-footed, two-footed, winged and finned pets for the Blessing of the Animals. This event is sponsored by the Sudbury Clergy Association, and all are welcome. Pets should be on leashes or in cages, or otherwise safe and...
Thanks to everyone who has stepped up to help with the new Harvest Fair! We will have a bouncy house and children's games and prizes, plenty of baked goods, kettle corn, two community art projects, music and dance performances outside and of course our famous soup...
The first time I read the ad, I choked and cursed and spat and threw the paper to the floor. Since even this didn’t seem to be quite enough, I snatched it up, marched into the kitchen, and shoved it into the trash. While I was there, I made myself a little breakfast...
Many know of Siri, the seemingly intelligent being of whom we ask questions on our cellphones. What can we learn from Siri? Join us for our Sunday service on Sept. 30 at 10am as we welcome Rabbi Robert Orkand back to our pulpit. Rabbi Robert Orkand retired as a pulpit...