Memory is a strange and wonderful thing.  It grounds us in many ways, setting the terra firma on which we build our lives, whether that ground is smooth and easy, or rough and full of stones and pitfalls.  Memories serve as the guideposts and foundation of our belief systems, our sense of right and wrong, and our measures of joy, sadness, fear, love.  And memories are also fragile.

How do we proceed when we lose those memories?  Or when someone we love experiences that loss?  How do we hold onto our memories?  And do they matter to others?  This service will explore the ways we cherish our memories and offer some reflections on grace, courage, and compassion.  

Split Plate: Womens’ Reproductive Rights Assistance Project (WRRAP)

Please give generously. Your offering will benefit the great work of this organization and First Parish Unitarian Universalist. Make checks out to FPBUU with the service date on the memo line. Please write a separate check for pledge payments.

If you are not able to join us in person, we will be streaming the service live on our YouTube channel found HERE: If you have problems streaming, please let the office know. We have transitioned to a Mask Optional policy. There is one area in the rear of the Sanctuary where masks are required, the west rear chair area. Ushers will be available to help you locate this area.