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The Worship Life of the Church continues over the summer. Fisherman’s Services, informal, lay-led services, are held each Sunday at 8:00 a.m. on the patio, or in the Chapel during inclement weather. Services are generally about a half hour, followed by coffee and conversation in the kitchen. Why not stop by some Sunday and give it a try. All are welcome!
July 4 - "The Census, War, and Peace" led by Nancy Landgren.
July 18 - Special musical guests will accompany the service.
July 25 - "Love and Marriage" by Michael and Sherry Gardner, with special musical guests.
as we strive to create a vital, loving community, to foster understanding, to work for social justice and to support each other in our spiritual journeys. We are a Welcoming Congregation, committed to supporting civil rights, promoting interpersonal understanding and welcoming gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered people.
The mission of First Parish Church is to be a vital, loving community guided by our Unitarian Universalist principles and traditions. We nurture individual spiritual journeys as we learn, grow, and serve, putting our faith into action.
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Welcome!
First Parish Church is a dynamic religious community serving Duxbury, Marshfield, Pembroke and surrounding towns. Our doors are open to people of all cultural, racial and religious backgrounds, gender identities, and sexual orientations. We firmly believe in the inherent dignity and worth of every person.
At First Parish, we won't tell you what to believe. We affirm the individual's own free and responsible search for truth and meaning, understanding that each person's lifelong spiritual journey is along a unique path. And we know the holy can be found in nature as readily as in a sacred text.
But we also believe we are better together. We know that when our spirits cool and our fire begins to dim, we can rekindle the flame of commitment in the warmth of loving friends and spiritual companions. Ours is a church where we make connections deep enough to feel like family. Come, check us out.
Rev. Catherine Cullen
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