This is the Sunday when our animal/fish/bird/reptile companions come to church to receive our blessings and thanks for the role they play in our lives. Please make sure that your pets are safe in their containers or appropriately controlled on leashes. This is an intergenerational service so there will be no religious education classes today. … Continue reading Blessing of the Animals

It was the 19th Century Transcendentalists who transformed Unitarianism from a liberal Christianity whose truth claims were dependent upon the miracles of Jesus to a religious faith centered in a direct experience of the holy. Who were these Transcendentalists? Zoom access here. Order of Service and Announcements here.

Are you bombarded by demands on your time, by feelings of guilt if you dare say “no” to yet another request? Are you stretched way too thin & gasping for breath? Is this really how you want to live this one wild and precious life you’ve been given, as the poet Mary Oliver would say? … Continue reading Gaining Control

During the month of September, we are marking Suicide Prevention month through signage and purple lights shone on the meetinghouse every night. During this service, we welcome guest speakers from Samaritans of Boston, and the Medfield Coalition of Suicide Awareness, who will share resources and guidance on how to best help someone in crisis. They … Continue reading When Life is Too Much

Covenant is the silk that joins Unitarian Universalists together in a web of interconnection, where we come together in this theologically open and affirming faith. The practice of exploring our faith together is the core of our creed-less faith. During this service, we will ponder our individual theologies, and practice ways to communicate them with … Continue reading I’m Universalist, What are UU?

During this intergenerational service, we will gather in connection and love, reflecting on our journeys over the summer. You are invited to bring water from a special place you have travelled. Whether your water is from the Seine River, the shores of Ferry Beach, or your kitchen sink, come share your experience with us. Following … Continue reading InGathering: Waters of Connection

On this the last regular service of the church year, we will thank everyone who helped us get to where we are today at FPUU and look forward to what comes next. We will show our gratitude for all of the staff, committee chairs, and executive board members who have shown such strong leadership and … Continue reading The Future is Calling

As we kick off Pride Month, come join us for this service where we honor LGBTQIA+ folks. During this service, we will hear testimonials from folks showing pride in their gender identity, gender expression, and sexuality. For regardless of who you love or how you identify, this is a congregation that welcomes all of who … Continue reading Pride Sunday

During this intergenerational worship service, we celebrate our moms and all of our other caretakers, as we give thanks for the abundance and love in our lives. To help do this, all are invited to bring flowers gathered from gardens or roadsides to share with others in the congregation, as part of our annual Flower … Continue reading Flowers for Mom