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“Annual Kwanzaa Celebration “

Sunday January 1st is the last day of Kwanzaa. Today’s principle is Imani which means faith. This is an African American cultural festival which celebrates family, culture and community. This service is an invitation to the FPD community to embrace the seven principles. The Church community is asked to examine the importance of this cultural … Continue reading “Annual Kwanzaa Celebration “

Christmas Celebration

Christmas Eve Our annual Christmas Eve Service will be Saturday, December 24 at 5 pm. Join us for an evening of rich music, moving words and candlelight. Chrismas Day Your meetinghouse is open on Christmas Day for those who wish to gather in their spiritual home. Join us for a cozy, simple, intergenerational Christmas morning of … Continue reading Christmas Celebration

“Stardust”

Finding wonder and reveling in it is incredibly good for our spirits. There are countless benefits to looking for wonder all around us. Join us as we lift up all of the ways in which our world is full of miracles. As we celebrate all of the wonderful things that surround us all of the … Continue reading “Stardust”

“Committing to the Bit”

If the covenants we express our faith through are temporary and change as we learn to live into them, how do we accountably commit to faithful integrity and center love in our lives? Our guest preacher, Lindsay Donnelly-Bullington (she/her) is a second-year seminarian at Boston University School of Theology pursuing UU ministry, sponsored by her home congregation, Church of … Continue reading “Committing to the Bit”

Before and After

Sometimes change occurs quickly and alters us forever. Sometimes it is more gradual. However it happens, we change internally in incredible ways throughout our lives. And how we respond to those changes matters. At this time when the world is ablaze with change, it is a good time to take stock of what shifts have … Continue reading Before and After

Celebrating our Ancestors

Today around the world All Souls Day, All Saints Day and Dia de Muertos is celebrated.  The fact that these occur on the same day is historically very complicated. However, they are intended to remind us of the importance of remembering those that we have descended from; those that we have loved and lost; those … Continue reading Celebrating our Ancestors