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Interim Ministers

Interim Ministers

We are extremely excited to make an official announcement!

Both Reverend Abigail Stockman and Reverend Misty-Dawn Shelly lovingly and intentionally stepped forward to join First Parish Northboro to become our interim ministry team for the 2022-2023 church year.
Reverend Abigail Stockman will serve as a half-time interim minister, primarily responsible for coordinating and leading worship. Our congregation knows Reverend Abigail from her work with us during Reverend Lynda’s sabbatical. Though Abigail resides in Vermont, she plans to travel to Northborough a minimum of two times per month to be here in person with us to lead worship services.

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  • Transition Survey

    Transition Survey

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  • Rev. Lynda Retirement Celebration

    Rev. Lynda Retirement Celebration

    Sunday, June 1911:30 AMReception on the Church lawn: Brown Bag Picnic. We ask everyone who would like to attend to bring whatever food and beverage they would like for themselves. Bring a lawn …>
Message from The Governing Board

Message from The Governing Board

Greetings from the Governing Board!
Your Governing Board meets monthly, often on the 3rd Thursday of the month. With the ongoing minister search and the steeple project, we will also be meeting on some Sundays to focus on specific topics. All congregants are welcome and encouraged to attend our meetings.

Governing Board meeting times for the 2022-2023 church year GB have been set. All meetings are at 6:30 PM unless otherwise noted:

September 14
September 27
October 2 (Sunday after service)
October 20
November 17
December 15
January 19
February 16

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PROPHETIC ACTION AT FP:

— Climate Justice

Climate Disaster Response: Mobilizing for Action

When disaster or crisis strikes, many of our members turn to their congregations for support - tangible and spiritual. Our congregations are spaces of faith development, prophetic power, and community care. Our congregations - your congregation - can and continue to provide shelter, offer respite, and literally save lives.

When our congregations are truly rooted in our Unitarian Universalist values, the work of collective liberation naturally follows. We know that as spiritual leaders and ministers within our congregations, you are shaping communities that, each and every day, strive to deepen their commitment to our faith’s values and calls. That is why we are writing to you today with a critical invitation to your congregation to live into the hope and courage of our faith.

— Social Justice

“Journey Toward Wholeness”, #BLUU (Black Lives of Unitarian Universalism) Collaborative, and ARE (Allies for Racial Equity). We successfully reached our pledge goal toward this justice ministry within our denomination by this link and our half plate offerings: https://www.uua.org/giving/areas-support/funds/promise-and-practice.
  • Summer Solstice Celebration

    Summer Solstice Celebration

    Thursday, June 23The women of the church will celebrate with a bag supper on the lawn at 5:30 followed by a Solstice ritual at 6:30. In case of inclement weather, …>
  • Memorial Day BBQ and Plant Sale

    Memorial Day BBQ and Plant Sale

    Memorial Day BBQ (and Plant Sale) are such a great community events. It was so good to see so many familiar and new faces.>

UPCOMING EVENTS