Welcome to United Parish in Brookline
Come and see what is happening in our vibrant, ecumenical, open and affirming congregation. Explore our life of worship, service, learning, and care. Check out our programs for children,
youth, and adults. Feed your spirit, nurture your soul and find new friends. No matter where
you are on life's journey, know that you are welcome here. READ MORE >
Sunday Worship Service:
September 9, 2018 - June 16, 2019 at 11:00am in the Sanctuary
June 23, 2019 - September 1, 2019 at 10:00am downstairs in Willett Hall
This Sunday, as our community joins together for our regular weekly gathering, we will also be making time in our church school and worship to center on the legacy of Rev. Dr.
Weather Alert for January 20th
There is a parking ban in Brookline starting at 6am on Sunday 1/20 until 7am on Monday 1/21. All choir rehearsals and our intergenerational church school are cancelled. There will be worship at 11am for those who can safely walk to church. Please check on your neighbors and pray for/donate to those without shelter.
Winter Children and Youth Family Retreat
You and your children are invited to register for our annual Winter Retreat at Grotonwood, January 25-27, 2019. This year, we will be working on a presentation for our new winter Epiphany Term, which will be a collaboration between the church school and the music ministry.
Latest News
Have you ever considered playing the handbells? Unlike singing in a chorus, playing in a handbell choir requires only that you be able to hold and swing a bell, have a sense of rhythm and that you have the ability to count repeatedly to 4, 6, sometimes 7, or 8.
Interested in becoming a member or just learning more about how we operate? We will begin with open tours of the church building, after worship on Sundays, January 6 and 13.
We are starting a new group for parents of young children (pre-kindergarten). SAVE THE DATES: Saturdays, January 19 and February 9, 4:30-6pm in our Parlor. This group will be for mutual support, social connection, and conversations about what it means to be our kids’ spiritual teachers and raise them in a faith context.