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Don’t do anything, just sit there

October 4, 2020 10 a.m.Rev. Aaron Stockwell

Whether we need to rest or to be re-energized, spiritual or contemplative practices can help. The theme for the month of October is contemplative practices. In this sermon, Rev. Aaron will introduce some of his favorites and the ones that he finds most meaningful.

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We are curious, compassionate thinkers and doers. Diverse in age, ability, and spirituality, we build a community that changes lives. We welcome people of all ethnicities, gender identities, races, sexual orientations and family configurations. Our members and friends do include some people of color, and we have work to do to become a truly multiracial and diverse community. We work with the wider community on providing free medical care and low-cost ESL classes, and we support the efforts of the MetroWest Immigrant Solidarity Network.

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Spiritual Book Club

The current book the group is reading is "Between the World and Me," by Ta-Nehisi Coates. This discussion will be Tuesday, October 20 at 7:15 p.m. This adult group meets on Zoom to discuss a wide range of spirituality books. The book to read is selected by the group. Contact Nancy Solomon if you would like to join the group.

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Religious Exploration

Our PK-8th grade students can engage in monthly work on faith badges such as World Religions, Mindfulness, All About UU, and more! We also offer monthly multigenerational services, monthly children's chapel, and special events throughout the year! To get involved in RE, contact Rebecca Crawford, DRE or fill out the registration form below.

Anti-Racism Training for White Folx

“For many white people, the idea that we have racial identities is difficult to come to terms with. We usually see ourselves simply as people... It is
relatively easy for white person to go through life never thinking about theirown racial identity... But, because we occupy the dominant position in the racial hierarchy, white people are important parts of the racial system of the United States. And, as result of the part we play in that system, we have a crucial role to play in dismantling racism.”
-Cynthia Kaufmann

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Children’s Chapel

Once a month, the youth of First Parish gather to worship with Rebecca Crawford, Director of Religious Exploration. Together they explore timely topics in age appropriate and interactive ways. If you're interested in joining the children's chapel services, please contact the DRE.