Author: McKayla Hoffman
2022 Revised COVID-19 Guidelines
(Effective 5/15/2022)
Worship
Weekly worship will be offered in a multi-platform format, in the sanctuary and via Zoom.All in-person participants are advised to wear well-fitting masks fully covering nose and mouth. A supply of medical-grade masks will be available at both entrances to the sanctuary. Provided all singers … read more.
Spring Semester 2022 Parking Passes On Sale!
Attention Bridgewater State University students and Sodexho employees–parking passes are on sale for the fall semester!
If you’d like to pay for your fall parking pass by check, please come by the church and fill out a form, located at the glass door down … read more.
First Parish Bridgewater’s Green Sanctuary Commitment
As we begin a new church year, the Green Sanctuary Committee invites members and friends to review and renew our commitment to the Earth.
First Parish Green Commitment
As a Green Sanctuary-accredited congregation, First Parish has made a commitment to respect and care for our planet Earth.
At … read more.
Green Sanctuary Green Tip of the Month – June 2021
Green Sanctuary Green Tip of the Month – May 2021
What is Regenerative Gardening?
Regenerative gardening is a microcosm of regenerative farming, a practice that embraces and supports our deep relationship to the earth. Growing practices involve keeping the soil covered, no tilling, encouraging biodiversity, using compost, avoiding the use of chemicals, and creating fertility. Regenerative … read more.
Green Sanctuary Green Tip of the Month – April 2021
Kids to Camp is back!
As we approach our thirteenth “Kids To Camp” year, we are grateful to have seen our environmental justice project sponsor children’s attendance at Sheep Pasture Nature Camp grow and become a successful annual event. Over the years, members of First Parish … read more.
Green Sanctuary Green Tip of the Month – March 2021
HUMANS HAVE A PLASTICS PROBLEM!
But…we all can be part of the solution.
Soda bottles, sandwich bags, straws – – they fill the world’s pantries, oceans and landfills. And unlike organic materials, they don’t decompose. There are more than 6.3 billion tons of plastic waste out … read more.