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We welcome you!

During the fall, winter, and spring there are two Sunday services:

Come as you are. Dress comfortably, as you define comfort.

Bring your children. We have a full religious education program.

We hope that you will enjoy our warm, casual, energized, celebrating environment.

A Conversation about First Parish

Don’t forget the all-congregation meeting on Saturday, May 17th at 1:00 in the Parish Hall.

Read Rev. Eric Walker Wikstrom's Challenge to First Parish Members.
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Read Rev. Dr. Denis Meacham's Sermon: Getting to the Future: Not What But How
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Food for Thought:

The Wayside Pulpit

"Never look down on anybody unless you helping him up." -Jesse Jackson

"What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us." - Oliver Wendell Holmes

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Televised Church Services

Orleans, Brewster, Eastham, Truro, Wellfleet, Provincetown: Channel 17, Monday at 7:30 p.m. & Thursday at 9:30 a.m. 

Harwich, Chatham, Yarmouth, Dennis, Barnstable: Channel 17, Saturday (following)  at 8:00 p.m.  (Note the change in time on Saturday)

 

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Perhaps you're a religious free thinker or a family looking for a church home where love is the basis of our spirituality.

If so, you'll find a loving, vibrant, and accepting community here at First Parish Brewster.

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First Parish Special Events

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This Sunday's Service

May 17th 1 p.m.   SPECIAL CONGREGATIONAL MEETING

In the Sanctuary

"The time has come...to talk of many things."  We are at a turning point in the life of our congregation, a crossroads, and we have an opportunity to make conscious and intentional decisions about who we are and where we're going.  Such times are rarely easy, yet when engaged with honesty, courage, and love they are invariably magically transformative.  So let's take seriously our call to mutual ministry, our collective ownership of this community, and let's bravely step into the water together.  On Saturday, May 17th at 1 p.m. there will be a special congregational meeting to continue the conversation our ordained clergy have begun, looking at who we are, where we are, and where we want to be going.  ALL of our voices are needed, and even those who feel they have "nothing to say" are needed as active listeners.  As the Rumi poem, turned hymn, says, "Come, come whoever you are." Each of us is needed; all of us are valued; come, yet again, come.

May 18th 9 & 11   
Tending the Garden 

Rev. Erik Wikstrom

Not only has spring sprung so that many of us are in our actual gardens, but "tending the garden of the soul" is also used by nearly every religious tradition as an alternative to the image of the spiritual life as a "journey." 

It's also an apt description of what we here need to do.  Following on the sermons of April 20th and 27th, and the Congregational Meeting yesterday, we'll look more closely at what we need to do to keep the garden of FPB healthy and strong.

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