First Parish Unitarian Universalist Church

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Fisherman’s Service This Week, September 6, 2026 

The Music of the Native American Flute

Tori Butler, who became a Member of the Church in June, finds music to be a powerful source of meaning in her life. With the assistance of a Braille Embosser the church recently acquired through a cell fund grant, she has been able to more fully participate in choir and the music life of the Church. She plays piano, guitar, and the Native American flute. This music helps her to connect with the wider world, and with people she might otherwise not meet.

This week Tori will play her flute and talk about how music has impacted her life.

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And, as a Special Added Attraction to Our Final Fisherman Service of the Year

Creativity Sunday Returns

After Tori’s presentation, all are invited to the Assembly Hall to peruse some of the artwork and crafts members and friends of our congregation have created over the years. This will be a wonderful chance to see what people have been up to beyond the walls of the church, as they add to the diversity and beauty of our world.

As always, coffee, tea, snacks, refreshments and stimulating conversation after the presentation.

All services begin at 8:30 am and will be held on the patio or, if the weather doesn’t cooperate, in the air-conditioned Assembly Hall.

Hope to see you there

(Unfortunately, due to staffing shortages, this summer’s Fisherman Services are not available on Zoom. If you require a ride to attend, please contact Michael Gardner at 617-833-9606 to see if arrangements can be made.

Get Ready! Ingathering Sunday, September 13

It’s hard to believe it’s that time of year! Your minister and staff are hard at work getting ready for the new church year. We are excited to see you all on Sunday, September 13 for our traditional Water Communion, Backpack Blessing service at 10am in our sanctuary.

Don’t forget to bring a little bit of water from your summer. As we did last year, Rev. Darrah asks you to think about what this water represents to you.

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