Author: fpadmin

First Parish – Practicing “Social Distancing”

Dear friends,

Rev. Paul and your Parish Committee have determined that the best way to protect all of us in our community is to begin practicing “social distancing.”  Our decision puts us in line with most other congregations, schools, sports teams – and almost every aspect … read more.

GREEN SANCTUARY COMMITTEE’S GREEN TIP OF THE MONTH

If every home in the U.S. replaced just one 12 pack of 300-sheet virgin fiber bathroom tissue with 100% recycled product we could save:
1,900,000 trees
690 million gallons of water and
4.4 million cubic feet of landfill space.

“FIGHTING FOR LGBT RIGHTS IN UGANDA”

A Film and Lecture by Rev. Mark Kiyimba
Saturday, September 21, 2019 at the First Parish UU Church, 50 School
Street, Bridgewater – in the Upper Parish Hall
Free Luncheon with the Guest Speaker at 12:30 PM
Program at 2:00 PM – 3:30 PM

The public … read more.

An Orange Green Tip

It’s pumpkin season!! Whether you use them for pies, breads, cookies, lattes, soups or seeds, versatile pumpkins are full of nutrition. Here are some tips from the Old Farmer’s Almanac for choosing and storing your pumpkins this fall. Enjoy!!!

• Your best bet is to harvest … read more.

2018/2019 – Six month review

Since the annual meeting will be here before you know it, I thought it would be nice to remind people about the first 1/2 of the church year. This was posted in Bridging a while ago, but if you didn’t take a look or want … read more.

Youth and Children Scholarship

The Religious Education Committee has established a scholarship fund to assist children and youth in attending Unitarian Universalist summer camps, classes, and workshops.

The first funds in the scholarship will be coming from the church’s June Share the Plate program, and will be available June … read more.

Soul Collage

During a One Room Schoolhouse in late January, all ages gathered together to experience Soul Collage. The children and youth looked through a wide assortment of magazine images and chose ones which spoke to them. From there, the individuals worked on their … read more.