The past two Sundays, First Parish has participated in the Say Their Names project to honor the memory of those whose lives were taken by horrific hate crimes. We acknowledge that this is important for First Parish to do, however, we have decided that while our...
On February 17 we will share our collection with America’s Black Holocaust Museum (ABHM). Founded by Dr. James Cameron in 1984 in Milwaukee, ABHM builds public awareness of the harmful legacies of slavery in America and promotes racial repair and healing through four...
Religious Exploration-This week our exploration of the Islamic faith continues! The children will be learning about Arabic, Mecca, Calls to Prayer, and what it means to go on pilgrimage. There will be videos, discussion, and individual creative activities to help them...
Gail Hardenbergh, a long time member and spiritual seeker looks forward to sharing her ideas about how one might actually “Let Go.” The sermon will explore the meaning and opportunities inherent in the process.
In these meetings, the Strategic Planning team will share with the congregation their draft recommendations, answer any questions you might have, and solicit feedback to help ensure our 5-year plan focuses on FPS's greatest needs, maximizes our ability to fulfill...
We welcome Rev. Fred Small to our pulpit. “Praise Be the Flood” Scientists predict that climate change will have dire consequences for humanity and the planet we inhabit. Can global warming move us to change course and build a new society grounded in justice,...
Join our team for the annual walk to support Family Promise Metrowest. It is about a three mile walk, and a festive event...You get a tee shirt and everything! This has been one of our best inter-generational activities and a great way for FPS adults and children to...
Acceptance and tolerance can be found in any arena. Opportunities for learning can be found in many settings. It’s not always easy to let go of misinformation and long held beliefs. Sometimes we can find new lessons in some unexpected places. Rev. Claire Donaldson...
We welcome Rev. Fred Small to our pulpit. “Praise Be the Flood” Scientists predict that climate change will have dire consequences for humanity and the planet we inhabit. Can global warming move us to change course and build a new society grounded in justice,...
Religious Exploration- February is here and with it comes a new religion in our Neighboring Faiths curriculum: Islam! This Sunday the children will be introduced to the religion of the Muslims, a monotheistic faith regarded as revealed through Muhammad as the Prophet...