Join us Saturday, October 3, 8am to noon to plan and work. Bring gloves as needed and tools if you can. A group of interested members recently met to begin to create a vision for the grounds. We talked about making the space more welcoming not just for members but for the community at large. We … Continue reading FPD Yard Work Day!
Join us on Saturday, October 3, 8am-noon as we plan and dig some more! Bring gloves as needed and tools if you can. A group of interested members recently met to begin to create a vision for the grounds. We talked about making the space more welcoming not just for members but for the community … Continue reading Planting & Digging Starts in FPD front
For the remainder of the summer we’ll alternate between the 1630 Band and movies. Friday, September 18, 7pm – Movie version of the musical “Hamilton” This week’s red carpet special: The movie of Lin-Manuel Miranda’s famed musical Hamilton. Hip hop, R&B, soul, pop, and show tunes meet Hamilton, Washington, Adams, and the whole founding gang. “In the end, … Continue reading Friday Movie on the Lawn: “Hamilton”
The Board of Trustees is proud to announce its full slate of officers for the 2020-21 church year: Laura Maltby – Chair, Althea Smith – Vice Chair, and Melissa Wender – Secretary. The remaining Board members are: Dayo Hall, Chris Montani, Pam Goncalves, and Deirdre Murphy.
Come and hear Tom Cunningham and the 1630 band tonight, Friday, July 17, at 6:30 pm in the church yard. This will be another wonderful opportunity to come together while maintaining appropriate distancing. Please wear a face mask and enjoy the music in this beautiful outdoor setting.
Our Fair Foods partners have been slowly and carefully reopening and are now back in full force, practicing careful COVID-19 protocols. They are staging in the Parish Hall, and distributing their delicious and healthy $2 bags of vegetables, fruits, and bread to hundreds each Friday starting at 2 pm from the gate to our yard … Continue reading Fair Foods back in action
First session: Monday, July 20, 9am Readers and thinkers of all ages are invited to join First Parish’s summer book group, to be facilitated by Katherine Jenkins with support from Lucas Gonzalez Milliken and Emily Lichtenstein. The group will read An Indigenous People’s History of the US for Young People, by Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz. This book … Continue reading Summer Book Group: “An Indigenous People’s History of the US for Young People”
With Chris Montani leading, First Parish had its first in-person service on Sunday July 12 in the churchyard. Our hybrid service also included people on Zoom from home and it went very well. We hope to have more outside services with appropriate physical distancing!
With our July 5th service, we begin our summer series of lay-led services. This First Parish tradition offers the chance to experience our community from the perspectives of some of our amazing members. We start with Lucas Gonzalez Milliken and Kat Oyie examining what it means to say “We welcome you, whoever you are” And … Continue reading Summer Services begin
First Parish Dorchester statement of support for Black Lives Matter Rally Dorchester, June 19, 2020 and the Unitarian Universalist Association call for confronting and ending anti-Blackness The Board of Trustees of First Parish Dorchester, a nearly 400-year old historic Unitarian Universalist congregation released the following statement: First Parish Dorchester wholeheartedly declares that Black Lives Matter! … Continue reading First Parish joins fight to save Black lives
