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April 3rd: “First Friday” Dinner
Join us for the next First Friday Community Dinner at First Parish in Brookline on Friday, April 3rd, 6pm–8pm. Our theme this month is “Spring Into Action” 🌱 Families are welcome. Come as you are. Bring a friend. Leave uplifted!
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Sunday April 5th, 11am: Jazz Easter!
Celebrate Easter in the Unitarian Universalist tradition with a morning of jazz and gospel music. This Sunday, April 5th, at 11am in our Sanctuary. Jazz Easter at First Parish Unitarian Universalist With a sermon by interim minister Rev. Joe Cherry, this music filled service will feature Pitki Aliakai on vocals, Brian Friedland on piano, Greg
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Friday April 3, 5pm: Tenebrae Service
Our Tenebrae service will be lay-led this year, and will be as always, rooted in the Christian tradition of reading the story of Jesus’ crucifixion as told in the Christian New Testament. This year will also include timely poems and reflections on the darkness of the moment we’re in, and offer a space to hold each other in
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Folk Dance With Us – March 28th!
Saturday, March 28 7 to 9 P.M at First Parish in Brookline. Acclaimed teacher Marcie Van Cleve will lead us in dances from around the world. No previous experience needed. Marcie is a fun and gracious teacher.Light snacks provided!
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First Friday Community Dinner – March 6th!
Come as you are. Bring a friend. Leave uplifted.
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Brookline News: “With words and actions, Brookline clergy take on ICE”
“Citing the moral tenets of Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Bahá’í, Hinduism and Buddhism, the statement reaches across faiths with a common belief in the worth of human life, responsibility to protect the vulnerable and a call to peace” Read on at Brookline.News
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Statement: Standing Together for Justice and the Protection of Immigrant Communities
Statement from Brookline Interfaith Clergy: Standing Together for Justice and the Protection of Immigrant Communities January 28, 2026 As faith leaders in Brookline, we stand together at a moment of deep moral urgency. We stand with our immigrant neighbors, and we stand against injustice wherever it occurs. We stand together, fearful for the soul of
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Concert: Keith Kirchoff: “Encountering the Divine”
Keith Kirchoff: Encountering the Divine A solo piano recital that explores musical expressions of faith through the centuries. This program explores the richness of the Christian faith through six musical expressions and denominations. Reaching as early as the “Age of Reason” and as recent as the present day, this program draws upon different eras and
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Christmas Eve: Dickens, Carols and Candles
Join your friends at First Parish in Brookline for a special Christmas Eve service, as we weave Charles Dickens timeless and meaningful “A Christmas Carol” story into our traditional service of carols and candles. The service begins at 5pm in our sanctuary on Walnut Street and streamed live online. Feel free to arrive early for
