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.
We are each pulled in so many different ways in our daily lives; how do we focus our energies to live with greater intention?
Unitarian Universalists have been called “the love people”—whether it is when we are holding our “Side with Love” banners on a march, (re)centering voices of those folx who are not often heard in and outside our faith tradition, or continuing to center Love itself as … read more.
How might being clearer with one another, and with ourselves, be an act of love in community?
For many, December is one of the busiest times of year; while often well-meaning, the challenge to meet and fulfill others’ needs and expectations is sometimes placed before our own needs. As we prepare to lean into the spirit of giving, what might it also … read more.
As part of First Parish of Cambridge’s commitment to reckoning with our Unitarian history, this Sunday we consider the life and legacy of Elizabeth Cabot Cary Agassiz—Cambridge Unitarian and founder of the women’s educational institution that would later become Radcliffe College, as well as wife … read more.
Barbie’s bringing up a lot of feelings. The recent interpretation of this cultural icon by Unitarian Universalist raised film director Greta Gerwig is raising lots of questions, for lots of folx. Join Cassandra Montenegro, Intern Minister at First Parish Cambridge Unitarian Universalist, as we consider the … read more.
Along each of our journeys many of us find ourselves continually reckoning with faith. For some of us, that might manifest in a pulling away from the rituals and traditions we were raised with. Yet what if we could reexamine and rethink some of the religious … read more.
During the 2020 lockdowns and time of isolation, people sought joy and connection in new ways. For some of us, that came in companionship with newly found four legged friends. It can sometimes still be a struggle to understand how we might best continue to show … read more.
What is it about picking up a pair of binoculars, lifting your eyes up to a far-off fluttering, or attuning your ears to a familiar chirp, that transports so many of us to spaces of peace? Whether you’re in the woods with a friend, on … read more.
