Information about all aspects of this church including Sunday services, committees, religious education, activities, a calendar, newsletter, and an archive of sermons.

"Also known as the Church of the Presidents. Burial place of John Adams and John Quincy Adams, and their wives Abigail and Louisa Catherine."

Sunday Worship Services at 11 am at 236 Commercial Street.

"... we seek to provide a supportive community for spiritual and intellectual exploration where acceptance and love empower us to develop ethical values and to act on our beliefs."

Church history, event listings, mission statement, minister bio.

Church history, minister bio, sermon archive, religious education, newsletter, directions, contact information.

Worship services, religious education programs, beliefs, history, information on minister.

"We are a friendly and active Welcoming Congregation.... We welcome diversity. Services are held in a handicap-accessible, beautifully maintained, 125-year-old historic church.... The church features two renowned LaFarge stained-glass windows."

Sermons, worship schedule, beliefs, newsletters.

a lively, liberal congregation of about 350 adult members and over 200 children.

A welcoming congregation; program description, sermons, history, newsletter, calendar of events.

Worship schedule, contact information, directions, staff directory, religious education, activities, links.

Congregation history, service schedule, programs and activities, and renovation plans.

Sermon archive, virtual bookstore, mission statement, newsletter, and information on Sunday services.

Calendar, service schedule, sermons, newsletters.

"a community of religious seekers, drawing inspiration not only from out Judeo-Christian heritage, but from other world religions as well."

Calendar, newsletter, history, directions, programs, contact information.

Worship schedule, minister message, calendar of events, and membership information.

Diverse congregation of people dedicated to seeking truth, beauty and goodness, and promoting among all people the unity of the spirit in the bond of peace.

Calendar, sermons, programs, committees, and history.

Worship schedule, frequently asked questions, staff directory, religious education, activities, congregation history.

"First Parish Church Unitarian Universalist in Lexington is a liberal church that seeks to recognize and support the worth and dignity of every human being, to embrace an evolving faith in harmony with reason, to comfort and encourage people in their times of sorrow and need, and to help its members live out their values in their daily lives."

Congregation history, beliefs, programs, schedules, staff, and building (National Historic Landmark designed by Charles Bulfinch, circa 1816).