Older Men Lunch Meetings
ZoomFirst Parish’s Older Men’s group continues to meet, using Zoom. The sessions will be held at noon every other Thursday. Email for more information. Meeting Online Only Back to Events
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Gatherings
Baby Shower for Rev. Erica
Saturday, Dec 14th, 2:00 - 4:00pm First Parish Arlington - Vestry Members and friends of all ages and genders are invited to celebrate Rev. Erica and Daniel as they prepare […]
Transition to Retirement Group
ZoomWherever you are in your path to retirement, you are welcome to this drop-in group that meets approximately once a month to provide support around the emotional (not financial) aspects […]
An Afternoon Caroling Party
Parlor First Parish
Hybrid Event
Join First Parish friends in our parlor to sing beloved seasonal songs together. Wendy Covell will support us on piano and Cheri Minton will lead our singing. Participants will pick […]
Diversity Book Club
ZoomNote new schedule: The Diversity Book Club generally meets on the third Tuesday of every other month, 7:00 – 8:30 pm, on Zoom. The December book selection is Behind the […]
Grief Support Group
ZoomMonthly Lay Ministry led support for individuals who have lost loved ones. This group usually meets on the fourth Tuesday of the month, 7:30 pm, on Zoom. Click to […]
Aging Well
ZoomOur goal for this group is to foster engagement and build community among women over fifty who wish to explore themes related to planning and consciously living out our later […]
Women’s Book Group
ZoomThe women’s book group meets every first Thursday at 7pm (on Zoom), not including Summer months. The next meeting will be Thursday, February 6. The February book will be "James: […]
Sharing Circle on Loving Our Country in This Time
Parlor First ParishWhat does it mean to you to love our country in this complicated time? What, if anything, is hard or muddled for you? What, if anything, feels clear or like […]
Taking Heart in Tough Times
Parlor First ParishWe invite you to come together to reconnect with each other, acknowledge our weariness, grief and uncertainty, and explore ways to find active hope for the times we live in. […]