Welcome to First Parish

First Parish Church welcomes our new minister, Jonathan Pierce 

Each of us has worth and dignity. As Unitarian Universalists, we welcome persons of all sexual orientation, gender and its expression, religious background, marital status, family structure, age, mental and physical health and ability, racial and cultural identity or background, and educational and socioeconomic status. We value diversity and see it as a spiritual gift. All may share in the fellowship and leadership, blessings and joys of our congregation's life.
All of who you are is sacred.
All of who you are is welcome.

First Parish Unitarian Universalist Church of Scituate MA is a vibrant, inclusive community of faith. We are a non-credal church stressing love, service, and religious freedom. ("Liberal" means 'free' in its theologic sense, in that your religion is about how you live, not what you believe.) Grounded in our Unitarian Universalist principles and purposes, we affirm the inherent worth and dignity of every person, and we support each individual's unique search for truth and meaning.

Where are you on your spiritual journey? Wherever you are, we're curious to meet you. Join us in exploring “the big questions” and cultivating ways to live the answers amidst today’s modern challenges. Our congregation seeks ways to build community, guide our children, deepen spiritually, and to make a positive difference in the world.

On Sunday June 1, funds collected during worship service will be donated to Summer of Sass (SoS), a nonprofit organization annually offering LGBTQ+ 18-20 year olds the opportunity to work and live in Provincetown for a summer in a safe, welcoming environment. Some of the youth come from supportive families, but many come from either particularly oppressive parts of the country, a non-supportive family, or both.
How to Give:

• Sunday, June 1 to the collection plate
• Via FPUU
• Direct to the org.

Rev Erin Splaine preaching. The service is followed by the pre-meeting discussion in preparation for the Annual Meeting on June 8. 

Bring a flower to share for our traditional UU flower communion. We'll celebrate Beth Dubuisson's last service as Music Director, and the end of our church year before the summer break.
The service concludes with the Annual Meeting and a celebratory lunch.

(There is no service being held on June 14)

Live-streaming from Baltimore... it's the GA! This is annual "General Assembly" conference of UU churches and the UU Association.
We will have coffee and the watchparty, followed by a discussion and coffee-hour refreshments.
The Office of the President, Rev. Dr. Sofía Betancourt, is thrilled to announce that Rev. Dr. Nicole Kirk will lead the 2025 GA Sunday Service. "Embrace the electrifying spirit of the year's largest UU gathering, where we come together in unity for an awe-inspiring Sunday worship celebration like no other! It's a vibrant, communal worship experience that promises to uplift your soul and ignite your passion. Don't miss out on this extraordinary gathering of hearts and minds! "

Abby D. attended the General Assembly in Baltimore (see above). She presents what other churches are doing for worship, getting people through the door, R/E, social justice in their communities, etc.  Is there anything that we might want to implement?

(There is no service being held on July 6)