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Timeless Tradition

In 1639, Sudbury was settled by immigrants to the New World. In 1641 First Parish of Sudbury was incorporated. A Meetinghouse was built on the eastern side of the river, a location where both worship and town meetings were held. Over the ensuing centuries the...

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A Quaker-style Meeting at FPS

A Quaker-style Meeting on May 28   The Worship Associates Group asks that those who wish to be part of the Meeting to enter the Parish Hall in silence and take a seat in the circle. After a musical piece, played by Cilla Reising, we will sit together in silence,...

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Laughter is the Best Medicine…

As the song from Mary Poppins explains, "I love to laugh long and loud and clear... I love to laugh it's getting worse every year. The more I laugh the more I fill with glee... the more I laugh the more I am a merrier me!" How do we find those places of funny that...

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In An Instant…

Life can change in an instant, any event can push itself into our lives, which can cause us moments of shock, pain and deep concern. Our lives and bodies broken are in turmoil and just as quickly the process of healing begins yet again - leaving us forever changed....

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Finding Our Way to Kindness

What is a Woman’s and a Mother’s role in the twenty-first century--to be a care giver and a tender of the heart and hearth? Are Women  able to bring hope to the hopeless during dark times? What are those small daily acts of kindness and compassion that show our...

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Who, What, Why a UU?

Join the congregation at First Parish of Sudbury Unitarian Universalist on Sunday, May 7 when Rev. Dr. Marjorie Matty will offer a sermon on our Unitarian Universalist identity. How does being a UU inform and inspire us to respond in authentic and meaningful ways....

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Timeless Tradition…

In 1639 Sudbury was settled by 1641 First Parish of Sudbury was incorporated a Meetinghouse was built on the eastern side of the river a location where both worship and town meetings were held. Over the ensuing centuries the congregation that inhabitated our...

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