We ask that while at First Parish in Framingham folks continue to wear masks inside. We encourage everyone to have up-to-date vaccinations.
Have you ever been surprised by someone really seeing you, at a time when you felt invisible? Has someone ever offered to travel with you at just the right moment that made all the difference? Guest preacher, Rev. Joanna Lubkin, shares stories of lifting each … read more.
Following incidents of hate in Framingham, the Black Student Union of Framingham High School created and is implementing a plan to change school culture and end acts of racism, including the use of the “n” word. As the school engages in necessary anti-racism work, so … read more.
Of the many things I learned from my Dad, one thing I never wished to know was what a parent’s dementia can teach. This sermon explores relationship and communication and change and loss in caring for someone you love when dementia – failure of the … read more.
On this Sunday before Indigenous Peoples day, the sermon explores the connections between the Northern Ute and the American Unitarian Association, and the Association’s part in the removal of the Northern Ute from their homeland. What happened? Why does this history matter now? What can/must … read more.
Led by Lisa Kynvi, who works at a hospice care facility.
This lay led service will be held in Scott Hall in the Parish House.
