Sermons from First Parish Unitarian Universalist of Arlington Massachusetts

Sermons from First Parish Unitarian Universalist of Arlington Massachusetts

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  • "Vivaldi's Magnificat" Music Sunday 12 12 21

    The Music Program at First Parish presents Vivaldi's Magnificat at this Sunday's worship service featuring the First Parish Choir and guest string quintet. This gem of the baroque choral repertoire is often performed during advent season, led by Director of Music, Jonathan Brennand. 

    35 min
  • "Advent 1" Credo Service 11 28 21

    Cindy Tavilla, Jerry Silberman, and Maryglenn Vincens share their beliefs in a credo service focused on finding gratitude in surprising places, amid the strains of daily life multiplied by the pandemic.

    31 min
  • "A Thanksgiving State of Mind" by Rev. Marta Flanagan, Lead Minister
    This Sunday Rev. Marta Flanagan, Lead Minister, will preach with Rev. Erica Richmond, Parish Minister assisting. The choir will sing and Worship Associate Anderson will offer the pastoral prayer.   This week faces the challenges of feeling thankful while also acknowledging the atrocities that take place around us. This recording touches on joy, suicide, communities coming together, and the history behind Thanksgiving.
    32 min
  • Trees and Spirituality by Dr. Nalini Nadkarni 11 08 2021

    Interconnectedness among trees occurs through visible and invisible pathways. The scriptures of world religions often reference trees as metaphor of spiritual values, or of description of the holy. Drawing on the importance of trees in holy writings, rituals and celebrations across religious traditions, Dr. Nalini Nadkarni asks: what bedrock spiritual truths teach us to protect trees, and all of nature?

    23 min
  • Thin Veils and Tolling Bells by Rev Marta Morris Flanagan 10 31 2021

    “Thin Veils and Tolling Bells” Rev. Marta Morris Flanagan, Lead Minister, preaching We may think of October 31 as Halloween, a day of tricks and treats. But All Hallows Eve stems from the Celtic observance of Samhain when the veil between this world and the next was said to be thin. The Christian tradition appropriated the idea and created All Saints Day on November 1 and All Saints on November 2. This Sunday Marta will reflect on experiences of grief and the calls to life.

    31 min
  • Battling the Beasts by Rev. Erica Richmond, Oct. 24,2021

    "Battling the Beasts" Confronting mental health challenges and confronting the stigmas.

    More and more people are seeking support for mental health challenges and yet the stigma persists. How might we learn to support one another and how might spirituality be a missing part of the equation?

     

    34 min

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