We welcome all who seek a vibrant spiritual home, where together we lovingly challenge and transform ourselves.

Empowered by our congregation’s rich history and our Unitarian Universalist traditions, we commit to courageously build a caring and just world.

Upcoming Services

Sunday, January 29th

at 9 AM & 11 AM
"A Religion for the Future"

One Hundred years ago the Reverend Charles W. Eliot delivered an address at Harvard Divinity School entitled, “The Religions of the Future”. This morning we will examine his predictions and focus on what are the different characteristics of a religion that will be relevant in our time and in the future. Worship will be led by, The Reverend Tom Rosiello. 

Sunday, February 5th

at 9 AM & 11 AM
"How is your Spiritual Life?"

We often inquire about each other's physical health but we rarely ask someone, "How  are things going in your spiritual life?"  This morning we will focus on how we care for that dimension of our lives and how important it is to do so. Worship will be led by The Rev. Tom Rosiello. At 11 AM our Adult Choir will sing a new anthem entitled, "May I Be Still" and given in honor of Nancy Grimes and Ed Steinfeld's marriage (rescheduled from Jan 29).

  

Upcoming Events

Saturday, February 4th - 8:00PM

"Cormac's energy, raw talent, and polished skills... shake up blues, folk, and country with wonderful original songs."

Doors open at 7:30PM.  Show starts at 8PM.  Admission is $15 in advance, $18 at the door.

Wednesday, February 15th - 7:00PM

This 4 week course will provide an overview of the history, theology and traditions of Unitarian Universalism.  It will be taught by the Reverend Tom Rosiello.  The class is for newcomers as well as longer-time Unitarian Universalists who would like to learn more about...

Recurring Events

Book Group

Third Wednesday of the month at 7:30 PM in Room 5 of Fellowship Hall. Everyone is welcome. Upcoming Meetings

Meditation Group

Every Wednesday at 7:30 PM in the Fellowship Hall. Open to everyone; newcomers welcome. 

Candlelight Peace Vigil - Now in its 6th Year

Every Thursday evening 5:00-6:30 PM in front of FPC on the Stow Common. (Candles & signs provided, although please feel free to bring your own if you would prefer.) Open to everyone; newcomers welcome. Sponsored by the Social Action Committee

FPCDrums

A community drum circle for drummers of all levels of skill.  All are welcome and we have instruments to share.  Meets on the first Monday and third Friday of the month, at 7:30 p.m. in the Vestry.