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Believing Eve

Rev David Chandler

The First Woman got a bum rap in the First Story – and we have been living with the consequences ever since. They are not good. It turns out she is not the only character who is misunderstood. Let’s start at the beginning and reclaim … read more.

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Religious Exploration

Religious Exploration

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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.

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Expresso yourself coffeehouse: November 24

Expresso yourself coffeehouse: November 24

On November 24th, Expresso Yourself Coffeehouse will feature Rick Drost. Our theme will be "Gratitude." Drost writes and sings songs with depth and heart. His songs treat life from varied angles - jilted lovers, swans in the Public Garden, leftover lobsters, and meditations on meditation. Drost's latest CD "Turning the World" continues to get airplay from Europe across America to New Zealand. Drost has performed at Club Passim, Dedham Square Coffeehouse, RISA Songwriters Showcase, Lilfest Festivals, the Acoustic Lounge, the Great Waters Music Festival and many other venues. Rick grew up in a musical family, playing classical piano from an early age into high school. Seeing Joni Mitchell three nights running in a little coffeehouse in ‘68 inspired him to start writing and singing in coffeehouses. "Rick is an engrossing storyteller, much in the same mold as Tom Rush, Tom Paxton, John Sebastian" John Apice, No Depression, Jan 2018

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What I gained from being raised at FPUU

I was raised in this church – I was raised by this church. While my biological family was spread across the world, here at First Parish I had grandparents and cousins, aunts and uncles. I had big kids to look up to and younger kids to mentor. Our community was large enough to feel grand but small enough that no one was forgotten. Read the full testimonial.

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