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Welcome!At First Parish of Sudbury we welcome all who wish to explore their own spiritual journeys in the company of others and any who are seeking a religiously liberal community of faith. Our ministry is for people of all ages: we are a religious community that combines spiritual exploration, religious education, music, caring and compassion, service, advocacy, public witness and action. Our community is not confined to Sunday worship, rather we live our faith in service and action both inside and beyond our historic meetinghouse. Please join us!
This Sunday's Worship Service January 29, 10:00 am
A Free Faith
What is the liberating message of Unitarian Universalism? Why is our tradition distinctive and important to share with the wider world? Who are the enemies we seek to engage, and what do we hope to win? What challenges face religious liberals as we seek to remain relevant to people's lives and to the future? Our interim minister shares his thoughts.
Worship begins at 10:00 am and childcare will be provided.
Hear and read more of Gary's Sermons.
What's Happening in Religious ExplorationWelcome to First Parish of Sudbury’s Religious Exploration program. First Parish of Sudbury is a Unitarian Universalist congregation that was first established in 1640. Although much has changed since then, one thing that remains the same is our steadfast belief in the inherent right to freedom for every person in all matters regarding religion. Because we want both children and adults to embrace our open-minded heritage, we believe that religious exploration is a lifelong process. We offer many programs for children and adults.
See Coming UP in RE for more information.
Faith in Action Want to learn more about water conservation? Hoping to use less water (and spend less)???
JOIN First Parish's Water Conservation project!
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Gary will lead a book discussion group starting January 8 from 7:00-8:30 pm in the Brackett Room using Huston Smith's classic The World's Religions, an eight week tour of Hinduism, Buddhism, Confucianism, Taoism, Judaism, Christianity, Islam and the Primal Traditions. The class is free and open to the public, but you might want to add this book to your Christmas list if you want to participate. Please note: we will be using the non-illustrated version of Smith's book. The pictures are nice, but the text is much abbreviated in the illustrated edition.