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First Church Boston votes unanimously to call the Rev. Dr. Stephanie May

The Rev. Dr. Stephanie May will be the next settled minister of First Church Boston—the first woman senior minister in its almost 400-year history. After a lengthy search process that began with congregational discussions and surveys, First Church Boston’s Ministerial Search Committee proposed Rev. Dr. May as the minister best suited to the needs and aspirations … Continue reading First Church Boston votes unanimously to call the Rev. Dr. Stephanie May

2024 Pledge Campaign begins

We are excited about calling our next settled minister and looking ahead to renewing and rebuilding our spiritual community. Now, it is more important than ever to demonstrate our long standing commitment and enjoyment of brilliant music, inspirational messages, being in action around social justice, and simply sharing life’s joys with one another. We’re asking … Continue reading 2024 Pledge Campaign begins

Parking Spaces for rent at First Church Boston

Covered parking spaces are now available in our garage at 66 Marlborough Street. These dedicated spots, with 24/7 access, are conveniently located for easy access to Storrow Drive, Newbury Street and Boylston Street offices. For pricing and details, contact us at 617-267-6730 or office@firstchurchboston.org

Ministerial Search Update: Next phases

First Church Boston Ministerial Search Timeline End of December 2022: “Opening the Search” phase is complete, with the First Church Congregational Record posted with the UUA in early December for review by the pool of UU ministerial candidates. January 2023: The Search Committee now enters next phase “Discernment and Selection,” where they begin to review … Continue reading Ministerial Search Update: Next phases

Guide to FCB records at the Massachusetts Historical Society

The Archival Task Force ran a campaign to attain funding for the cataloging of First Church in Boston records, dating back to 1630, which are held at the Massachusetts Historical Society. The trustees and several congregants contributed to the effort (thank you!) and it was completed in Fall 2021. The Massachusetts Historical Society is pleased … Continue reading Guide to FCB records at the Massachusetts Historical Society