Welcome!

“We invite you to bring all that you are: your beliefs and traditions, gender, race, class, sexual orientation and the wisdom of your years to this church. You are welcome here!” More...

”In our presence may you always seek your truth, speak your truth in love and live your truth through service. And through all your days and nights in our presence may you experience love.”

Worship:

Touching the head and the heart. More...

Sunday services at First Parish delve into the search for meaning in our daily lives. They may include meditation, music, art, heartfelt sharing, challenging sermons and spontaneous humor. Most are led by our minister, but in our tradition of shared ministry, members and friends often conduct lay services on topics as diverse as art and poetry, Islam and Buddhism, love and war.

Music:

A vital element of worship. More...

Our choir sings pieces from gospel to Vivaldi, and everyone is welcome to join. Our music director and guest musicians perform vocal and instrumental solos, adding dimension and variety.

Religious Education:

Based on respect for others. More...

Our religious education program offers a balance of experiences and opportunities that integrate education, ritual, social outreach, philosophical discussion, and fun in a nurturing and caring environment. We offer Sunday morning meetings to children and youth aged 3 to 18. Nursery care is available for children from birth through age 4. We also sponsor a youth group and spiritual discussions for adults.

Outreach:

A UU tradition. More...

As a congregation, we care for our community locally and worldwide. We strive to reach out to the less fortunate, to speak for the voiceless, and to protect the earth. Through the UU Service Committee, our Social Justice Committee, and various small group projects, we are actively engaged in a wide variety of political, civil, environmental and social activities.

Newcomers:

Why and How. More...

There are many ways to become involved in groups, task forces and events that describe so much of life at First Parish..

Heritage

At the heart of our town. More...

Our congregation dates to 1747, and our current church was built in 1803. A landmark today, it was for many years the center of government and social life in Kennebunk.

The sound of our bell welcomes us to church every Sunday. Go to the Paul Revere Bell page to hear and learn about this historical treasure.

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