Earth Day Sunday
On this Earth Day Sunday we begin with the story of the Buddha’s Enlightenment beneath the Bodhi Tree and reflect on the powerful connection between the Earth and our own spiritual growth and enlightenment.
Next year marks the 60th anniversary of Bloody Sunday, and of the legendary voting rights march from Selma to Montgomery. James Reeb, a young Unitarian minister from Boston, lost his life in Selma, marching to protect our democracy. This Sunday we’ll look at James Reeb’s life … read more.
What can it mean for Unitarian Universalist congregations such as ours to move our individual and collective bodies and hearts toward being in greater relationship with our indigenous kin? Join the Indigenous Justice Working Group of First Parish as we share stories, reflect, honor, and invite … read more.
