FPC is having an OPEN HOUSE
Wednesday Evening, September 3, 2008
7:00 P.M. in Fellowship Hall
Are you interested in First Parish?
Are you looking for the connections of a real community like ours?
Do you want a liberal religious education program for your children?
Are you searching for a spiritual home where your beliefs will be respected?
Do you want to participate with others in social justice activities?
Have you heard about Unitarian Universalism but aren't really sure what it is all about?
If so, please come to our OPEN HOUSE on Wednesday, September 3rd, at 7:00 P.M.
For more information please contact:
Nancy Grimes
Membership Development Coordinator
978-897-8149 or e-mail me at
MDC@fpc-stow-acton.org>
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Aug. 24: Susan Avery and Max — “Blessing of our Animal Friends”
We will take some time to honor our pets, and all animals, and the important role they play in our lives. Please bring your well-mannered pet if you would like. On the lawn if weather permits, the vestry if not.
Aug. 31: EJ Labb & Whitney Retallic —”Moving Beyond Pink and Blue”
The average woman in America today still earns a fraction of what a man earns doing the same job, with the same qualifications. We are constantly bombarded with stereotypical gender roles on television and in advertising that affect how we see ourselves and those around us. Together we will examine the subtle and not so subtle ways we are told what is “normal” and what is “expected” of us as either women or men. We will also consider how we as UU’s can increase our awareness of how we contribute to gender stereotyping through our language and actions and how we can become conduits for gender equality.
~note: additional details (and any changes) of these services will be posted on FPC Announce and at Fellowship Hall.
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