This Sunday

Blessing of the Backpacks

On August 25 a multigenerational service in the vestry.  “Blessing of the Backpacks (and book bags, hand bags, computer bags, attaché cases, etc.)”  Backpack charm-making after the service.  Bring your pack/bag/carrier to be blessed for new beginnings!

Religious Exploration

Religious Exploration

On most Sundays, children of all ages are invited to sit with their families or friends during the first part of the regular worship service. This starts at 10:00 a.m. This time includes chalice and candle lighting, a time for sharing joys and sorrows, and a “Moment For All Ages,” after which children leave to go to their classes.

There are several multi-generational worship services when all ages gather in the sanctuary for worship in community and celebration.

See more on our Religious Exploration program

Welcome

Welcome

We are a progressive faith community that works for justice and compassion in all human relations, values theological and human diversity, and celebrates the beauty of nature, ideas, and the arts.
Are you looking for a faith home where you can grow spiritually? A place of spiritual comfort in a time of transition? A Sunday School where your children can learn to live out values of loving and just connection to others? With us, you may find the place you seek. We hope you will visit.

UU Principles

First Parish people say:

What did I gain from being part of a UU Church? I had a really hard time organizing this. I mean I knew what to say...just not how to say it. I am what I learned so maybe I’m just too close. So I looked for inspiration.

Tyler would say something about our fathers being our models for God and how we’re all God’s unwanted children.

Donnie is agnostic and would talk to me about the spectrum of human emotion and then ask me what I know about time travel. Read the full testimonial.

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FPUU wins “Cool Congregations Challenge”

In December 2018, our Green Sanctuary Committee entered a contest—the “Cool Congregations Challenge” put on by the Interfaith Power and Light, a nation-wide organization that mobilizes a religious response to global warming in congregations through the promotion of energy conservation, energy efficiency, and renewable energy. Read more about the award!