Summer is just around the corner, and it wouldn't be complete without the Annual FPC Camping, Kayak and Canoe Trip. If you plan to attend, please print the form below and return it to Nancy Cataldo.
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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, June 23rd
at 9 AM (note time) In Fellowship Hall
"THIS SERVICE WILL BE STREAMING TO US LIVE FROM THE UUA GENERAL ASSEMBLY IN LOUISVILLE, KY"
Our minister and few member of the our church will be representing us at General Assembly, but we can all attend the Sunday morning service along with thousands of other UU's in Louisville and around the world. The preacher will be The Rev. William Schultz former President of the UUA and Amnesty International and now head of the UU Service Committee.
Sunday, June 30th
at 10AM
"The Philosophy and Practice of T'ai Chi"
This past year as part of our Healthy Bodies-Healthy Spirit Program we presented a T'ai Chi Class led by Michael Paladini. It was very well received and attended. For those who were not able to attend and for a bit of enrichment for those who were , this morning Micheal will lead us in a service that focuses on the spiritual and philosophical aspects of t'ai chi. which will include reading form the Taoist tradition as well as an opportunity to explore the practice of t'ai chi.
Sunday, July 7th
10 AM in Fellowship Hall
"GROUND BREAKING SUNDAY"
Led by Roy Miller and members of the Capital Projects Committee, we will break ground for the construction of our new Connector Building and learn more about the exciting construction about to take place. Lay Minister, Marvin Drake will lead the regular elements of Sunday morning worship.
Sunday, July 14th
10 AM in Fellowship Hall
"GOING DEEP, TOUCHING THE DIVINE THROUGH POETRY & CONVERSATION"
Led by Our Spiritual Conversation Group Leaders, Ilene Rudman and Elizabeth Cobblah
Every other Sunday during the regular church year, a small group meets between our two services in the Minister’s study to share a poem and engage in reflection and spiritual conversation about it. Poetry can communicate with us in a deep and poignant way. Perhaps you have thought about going to one of these open group sessions. This worship Service will give you some insight into the spiritual practice of sharing poetry. Child care will be provided.
Sunday, July 21st
10 AM in Fellowship Hall
"Human Trafficking and Sexual Exploitation"
This is an issue that is not even on most of our radar screens. As one person said, "I didn't even know what I didn't know about Human Trafficking and Sexual Exploitation." Diane Miller and other Advisory Team Members from Ready Inspire Act House (RIAH) will educate us about this serious social justice issue and share their vision for a Safe House in Metrowest/Central Massachusetts. This is NOT a child appropriate topic. Child care and children's activities will be offered in lower Fellowship Hall.
Sunday, July 28th
10 AM in Fellowship Hall
"ALL THAT JAZZ!"
This morning our service will be led by our Jazz Band. The focus will be on this wonderful and inspiring music which will lift our spirits. Come and be moved and inspired by the spirit of jazz! This service is appropriate for All Ages.
Sunday, August 4th
10 AM
"Combined Three Church Summer Service"
LOOKING AHEAD: Our Combined 3 Church Summer Service will take place this year at our Church on Sunday, August 4 at 10 AM. The Rev. Tom Rosiello will be back to lead worship and Mike Pfitzer and Sanghee Kim will be providing music. Anyone wishing to sing in the choir is welcome. Choir rehearsal is at 9 AM. Child care will be provided for this service. Stay tuned for more info on this and other August services.
Upcoming Events
Recurring Events
Book Group
Third Wednesday of the month at 7:30 PM in Room 5 of Fellowship Hall. Upcoming Meetings
Meditation Group
Every Wednesday at 7:30 PM in the Fellowship Hall. Open to everyone; newcomers welcome.
Candlelight Peace Vigil
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
Drumming Circle
Second Friday of the month at 7PM in the Vestry. All skill levels welcome. Bring your own instrument, or use one from FPC's growing collection.
