We Welcome You
We believe there is no single answer to life’s ultimate mysteries; therefore, we do not require the adoption of a creed, or set of particular beliefs. Instead, we make a covenant—a sacred promise—to support and encourage one another to continually develop an authentic meaning of our lives by exploring wisdom and experiences from diverse sources, including Unitarian Universalist teachings as well as teachings of other religions. This way, we deepen our identity as Unitarian Universalists.
We're All Learners
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Parish in Plymouth offers vibrant Spiritual Development programming for babies, youth, teens, families, and adults. We lead classes engaging young people in a creative values-based curriculum exploring spirituality and their relationship to the world around them as well as fostering deep group connection and fun. We foster personal discovery, promoting lifelong learning for all ages and stages of life.
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We Discover our Spirituality Together with Our Families
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We affirm all families, of origin and of choice. Parents and caregivers find support to embrace their role as children's primary religious educators—to open conversations with children about difficult topics—to grow in spiritual development together through religious practices, truth-seeking, justice work, service projects, and more.
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A Covenant, Not a Creed
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We believe there is no single answer to life’s ultimate mysteries; therefore, we do not require the adoption of a creed or set of particular beliefs. Instead, we make a covenant—a sacred promise—to support and encourage one another to continually develop an authentic meaning of our lives by exploring wisdom and experiences from diverse sources. This way, we deepen our identity as Unitarian Universalists.
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Spring in Spiritual Development
Our Churchwide theme for the month is
Awakening Curiosity
Our Churchwide theme for the month is
Awakening Curiosity
May 10 - The Desire to Know and Share the Love
We will talk about service work, reaching out to others and the joy we get from reaching out to others.
May 16 - Annual Food Drive Collection at Stop & Shop with the Social Justice Committee
May 17 - Spiritual Development Service All Congregation & Family Picnic following the Service at Stephens Field
May 24 - What are we curious about in church? Scavenger hunt inside
May 31 - Let’s go on a walk. Scavenger hunt outside
June 7 - End of Year Celebration
June 14 - All Congregation Service and Flower Communion
We will talk about service work, reaching out to others and the joy we get from reaching out to others.
May 16 - Annual Food Drive Collection at Stop & Shop with the Social Justice Committee
May 17 - Spiritual Development Service All Congregation & Family Picnic following the Service at Stephens Field
May 24 - What are we curious about in church? Scavenger hunt inside
May 31 - Let’s go on a walk. Scavenger hunt outside
June 7 - End of Year Celebration
June 14 - All Congregation Service and Flower Communion
To learn more about our Spiritual Development program, please contact Deb at; [email protected]