Welcome to Follen Church Society, Unitarian-Universalist, in Lexington, Massachusetts. We are an inclusive, caring, committed Unitarian Universalist community that fosters spiritual growth through worship, fellowship and service.
We invite anyone regardless of age, race, creed, ethnicity, physical or mental ability, gender identity or sexual orientation to join us for Sunday services and our many other activities. We hope you will join us in worship, social action, community building, and more!
We offer a dynamic Religious Education program for kids of all ages.
This 20-minute service is designed for children aged 4-10 and their families. Please sit down front so children can interact with the worship leaders.
“This Gaze of Blessing”, led by the Reverend Lucinda S. Duncan.
Religious Education classes will meet
Nursery care will be provided
Click here to view the latest Follen Church newsletter for March 7, 2010.
The recital will be on Saturday, March 20th at 8 p.m. and is the second of this season’s Follen Concerts for a Cause. The cause on this occasion is the Louise Curtis Fund, which helps to fund special expenses of the Follen Church music program. Most recently it underwrote the establishment of the excellent new A/V system at Follen, which has already produced many superb recordings of services and other events held in our newly refurbished (and acoustically practically perfect) Sanctuary.
Click here to view the Follen newsletter for the month of February, 2010.
SUNDAY SERVICE CANCELLATIONS due to inclement weather will be announced through the “WBZ Storm Center” —- please listen to WBZ NewsRadio 1030, watch WBZ-TV [the local CBS affiliate], or log on to www.wbz1030.com for Follen cancellation information.
It is with sadness that we announce the death, on November 7, 2009 of the Reverend Polly Guild, minister of Follen Church from 1976-1992, and minister emerita from 1992- 2009.
She was 85 years old.
Follen’s Green Sanctuary group offered a worship service on October 11, 2009, with reflections by Emily Hardt and Janet Lane.
Click here to view Emily Hardt’s reflection, The Science of Climate Change
Click here to view Janet Lane’s reflection, Getting from Grief to Engagement.
Click here to view the flyer of activities in Lexington and in Boston to honor International Day of Climate Action on October 24.
A heartfelt welcome to Debra Zagaeski, our new Director of Religious Education! She brings to us her experience as the DRE at First Parish Church Unitarian Universalist in Watertown and as church administrator at Hancock Church in Lexington, as well as a depth of life experience—including being the mother of five remarkable children—that has forged her into someone you will surely want to work with and get to know. We are delighted she has joined us on our journey to nurture, sustain, and model a loving community for our children and youth.
can be found under the Social Action section: see Gulf Coast Relief Efforts
can be viewed in the RE for Children section
is now available for viewing; click on the Stewardship menu item to the right under Governance.
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Believe those who seek the truth; doubt those who find it.
