Unitarian Universalists aspire to make the world a better place by fostering and holding safe spaces for people to work, play, and rest within. Whether these are physical spaces limited by structures, theoretical spaces limited by commonly agreed-upon boundaries, or emotional spaces limited by familiarity, the … read more.
The “Soul Matters” theme and the topic of today’s message from the Board is “repair,” and this theme really fits the moment. We’ve all had times in our lives when we feel overwhelmed by what is broken around us. In a very concrete sense, there … read more.
Photos don’t fully capture what a powerful experience this commemoration was, but here’s a glimpse. Thank you to the members of the Massachusett Tribe at Ponkapoag, Stoughton Historical Society, Stoughton Selectboard, Girl Scouts, all those who worked to make this happen and all who attended … read more.
Last year, First Parish Stoughton members read An Indigenous Peoples’ History of the United States as part of the UUA Common Read. We held two book discussions during the summer and decided that this winter we would do a deeper read … read more.
Dear Friends,
The theme for services during the month of March is Wisdom. March is also the start of our annual pledge drive so over the next month or so, you will hear brief statements from members of First Parish to hear what the congregation means … read more.
An Indigenous Peoples’ History of the United States
This year, in conjunction with the UUA Common Read, First Parish members are reading An Indigenous Peoples’ History of the United States. We will be holding discussion groups about this important topic. These discussions are open to … read more.
