Called by Love: The First Parish in Brookline Podcast
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<p>Sermons, meditations, stories, and songs, from the Minister and members of First Parish in Brookline.<br><br>Our Mission: Called by Love, Sustained By Community, Committed to Justice<br>We strive to be a welcoming, diverse and loving congregation that nurtures spiritual growth for individuals and families, celebrates multicultural community, and works together to demand social justice, dismantle racism, and care for our living earth.<br><br>Learn more at fpinb.org aka https://firstparishinbrookline.org/</p>
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11/19/2020
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Recent Episodes
February 11, 2024
"After Running Through the Thistles… A Service About Ministry" February 11, 2024, Worship Service
<p>The full Order of Service is available at: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Rv20O3CIJzVLS-pEB3GLiBg8KSxFRg_nS5pK5iCXSVA/edit#<br/><br/>The service begins with a touching rendition of a song expressing gratitude and sharing, evoking strong emotional ties within the community. A significant part of the introduction is dedicated to a land acknowledgment, recognizing the Massachusetts people as the traditional custodians of the land where the congregation gathers, and acknowledging the ongoing issues of broken treaties and land extraction.</p><p>Jody Leader warmly welcomes attendees, emphasizing inclusivity and openness to individuals regardless of their spiritual journey, race, or gender. The service includes an announcement about ongoing discussions regarding the interim ministry led by Reverend Joe Cherry, suggesting a three-year interim ministry plan, although it is not yet finalized.</p><p>The service features a hymn, "Gather the Spirit," and a segment for sharing joys and sorrows, where congregants are invited to share their personal stories, reflecting a wide range of human experiences from joy and gratitude to grief and concern. These moments highlight the strong sense of community and support among the congregation.</p><p>Rev. Joe's sermon draws from Adrienne Marie Brown's work on the importance of generosity and vulnerability in creating durable connections within the community. It also references Reverend Dr. Mark Morrison Reed's essay on the complexities of ministerial relationships, emphasizing the balance between professional obligations and personal affection within the congregational setting.</p><p>The service includes hymns, a unison chalice lighting, and a benediction inspired by Archbishop Oscar Romero, focusing on the collective efforts of the congregation to plant seeds for the future, despite knowing they may not see the results themselves. It's a reflection on the transient nature of ministerial roles and the eternal aspect of the congregational community, underscoring the themes of hope, community support, and the ongoing work of love and social justice.</p>
February 5, 2024
Rev. Joe Cherry "The Power of Words" Sermon - Feb 4, 2024
<p><br/>You can view and listen to the entire service on our website at:<br/><a href='https://firstparishinbrookline.org/2024/02/04/the-power-of-words-february-4-2024-worship-service/'>https://firstparishinbrookline.org/2024/02/04/the-power-of-words-february-4-2024-worship-service/</a><br/><br/></p>
February 2, 2024
January 28th, 2024: Just the Music with Sanctuary Boston
<p>Many thanks to our Sanctuary Boston Musicians: <br/>Alex Fam – Ukulele, violin, vocals, music direction <br/>Callie Jennings – trumpet, vocals <br/>Emma Pawl – vocals </p><p>Video and full worship service available here: https://firstparishinbrookline.org/2024/02/02/what-we-sow-and-what-we-reap/</p><p>From our worship service: <br/><br/>“What We Sow and What We Reap” <br/>Sanctuary Boston <br/>January 28, 2024 Worship Service </p><p>Gathering Bell</p><p>Introit </p><p>Words of Welcome Brad Reich </p><p>Call to Worship</p><p>Gathering Music</p><p>We Shall Be Known – MaMuse </p><p>Truth Beyond Our Knowledge Words by Matt Meyer <br/>Music by Randy Scruggs & John Thompson <br/>Unison Chalice Lighting <br/>Nos entregamos y nos comprometemos a caminar juntos como <br/>congregación, prometiendo con mucha fe cuidarnos mutuamente <br/>y deleitarnos en el amor que permanecerá entre nosotros. </p><p>We give ourselves one unto another, covenanting to walk together. <br/>as a congregation, promising faithfully to watch over one another, <br/>and to delight for love to abide in our midst. 1717 Covenant (adapted) </p><p>Stones of Joy and Sorrow </p><p>Go Out and Love the World</p><p>Reading “Affirmation” by Assata Shakur </p><p>Offering Words <br/>You may text the dollar amount you wish to give to (617) 996-8956. You may also give online from the First Parish webpage through PayPal or your credit or debit card. If you are also filling part of your pledge, please write “Pledge” in the memo line (Please note that there is a QR code available on the back page). </p><p>Offertory Improvisation on “Truth Beyond Our Knowledge” </p><p>Blessing of the Gifts </p><p>Centering Song</p><p>Planted – Alex Fam </p><p>Sermon What We Sow and What We Reap </p><p>Anthem Sow Good Seeds – Mavis Staples </p><p>Extinguishing The Chalice<br/>Unison Affirmation <br/>Apagamos esta llama pero no la luz de la verdad, <br/>Ni el calor de la comunidad ni el fuego del compromiso. <br/>Estos los llevamos con nosotros y los ofrecemos para bendecir al mundo. </p><p>We extinguish this flame and not the light of truth, <br/>The warmth of community or the fire of commitment. <br/>These we carry with us and offer as gifts onto the world. </p><p>Benediction </p><p>Closing Song </p><p>Blessed Unrest – Zo Tobi </p><p>Upcoming In Our Church </p><p>2/2: <br/>First Friday Community Dinner! 6-8PM, Lyon Chapel <br/>An all ages gathering to nourish community. <br/>*Childcare and age-appropriate, lightly supervised activities for children <br/>This time we’ll celebrate Imbolc with crafts, dance, music, and conversation. <br/>and, as always, <br/>Fred Andree’s great entrée: this time it will be lasagna! <br/>If you can, please bring a side dish, drink, or dessert to share. <br/>CAN’T WAIT TO SEE YOU!* </p><p>2/10: <br/>Community Folk Dance! 7-9PM, Pierce Hall <br/>*What is happening? All kinds of folk dances to dance! </p><p>When and where? FEBRUARY 10! From 7 to 9 pm in Pierce Hall at <br/>First Parish in Brookline 382 Walnut St. in Brookline </p><p>Who? You, friends and family and a wonderful teacher, Marcie van Cleave from the Folk Arts Center of New England* </p><p>Many thanks to our Musicians, Worship Associate, Greeters and <br/>Sanctuary Boston Musicians: <br/>Alex Fam – Ukulele, violin, vocals, music direction <br/>Callie Jennings – trumpet, vocals <br/>Emma Pawl – vocals </p><p>*Flowers today are given by Eleanor Clarkson* </p>
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- What is Called by Love: The First Parish in Brookline Podcast?
<p>Sermons, meditations, stories, and songs, from the Minister and members of First Parish in Brookline.<br><br>Our Mission: Called by Love, Sustained By Community, Committed to Justice<br>We strive to be a welcoming, diverse and loving congregation that nurtures spiritual growth for individuals and families, celebrates multicultural community, and works together to demand social justice, dismantle racism, and care for our living earth.<br><br>Learn more at fpinb.org aka https://firstparishinbrookline.org/</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates monthly.
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