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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.
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.
Services are held on Sundays at 10:30 a.m. Everyone is welcome. Join us for reflection, music, and fellowship — and our thriving youth program. Kids gather for RE activities shortly after beginning the service with the adults.
Our interim minister: We welcome the Rev. Erin Splaine (she/her) as our Interim minister through 2025. She is an acclaimed UU minister with deep experience (long-settled ministries in Newton, Wayland, and other Massachusetts towns, and an Interim ministry in Hingham). She began her Interim work with us on August 1, 2023, following the tenure of the Rev Pamela Barz, who was with First Parish for ten years.
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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.
All of who you are is sacred.
All of who you are is welcome.
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Youth program
Registration is open for the 2023-24 childrens' and youth Religious Education (RE) programs.
Registration is open for the 2023-24 childrens' and youth Religious Education (RE) programs.
Schedule of services
Our theme for October is 'reverence.' In what ways is the feeling of reverence, awe, or humility beneficial for an individual or a community? Have you experienced reverence as something that can be cultivated, spontaneous, or both?
Sunday, October 29
Rev. Erin Splaine preaching.
The choral anthem will be the Székely Blessing.
The choral anthem will be the Székely Blessing.
Sunday, October 22
Rev. Danielle Di Bona preaching.
The choral anthem will be the Kyrie Canon by Andy Beck.
The choral anthem will be the Kyrie Canon by Andy Beck.
Sunday, October 15 This I Believe
Rev. Erin Splaine preaching, with Frank K., and guest musician Christina LaBerge.
Sunday, October 8
The choral anthem will be Give Me Birds at the Dawning by Betsy Binstock.
Sunday, October 1
Rev. Erin Splaine preaching.
The choral anthem will be One Voice by Ruth Moody, from the renowned Canadian folk trio the Wailin’ Jennys.
The choral anthem will be One Voice by Ruth Moody, from the renowned Canadian folk trio the Wailin’ Jennys.