1859 Centre St.
P. O. Box 320001
West Roxbury, MA 02132
617-325-4439
This festive event is a celebration of our Theodore Parker Church community and the kick-off of our Gather and Grow annual pledge campaign. Jazz pianist Adam Feldman will join us for the early part of the evening. There will be great food and drink and dancing to round out the evening. You won't want to … Continue reading Annual Fellowship Fest
We're sorry to announce that, due to ongoing concerns about public events in relation to the coronavirus outbreak, we have decided to cancel Saturday's concert. We hope we can schedule Dean & Friends for a future time.
Begin Again begins again! We will explore the word "grace" on March 17 from 7 to 9 p.m. Grace comes to us unbidden. As Jeanne Harrison Nieuwejaar asks in Fluent in Faith: How does it differ from luck? Must we deserve it? If you've experienced grace, how did you know it and what was its … Continue reading “Begin Again” Adult Religious Exploration
We regret to announce that this concert has been canceled.
Our Friday Night Justice Films series has been suspended for the time being. We look forward to resuming it as soon as possible.
Music on Centre invites you to tune in to a lively and inspiring Zoom concert by the amazing Crys Matthews and the incomparable Heather Mae. Matthews is a nationally acclaimed singer-songwriter who captured our hearts at the Music on Centre concert in 2018. She blends Americana, folk, jazz, blues, bluegrass and funk into a bold, complex performance … Continue reading Music on Centre presents Crys Matthews & Heather Mae
An on-line conversation hosted by the Parkway Interfaith Conversations on Race and the Massachusetts Poor People's Campaign. This event is free, but registration is required. Register here.
When Everything Collapses, Plant your Field of Dreams! Many people are in food crisis these days. This inspiring pre-pandemic film shows how folks in Detroit took on urban farming to improve their food supply and build community. The Racial Justice Task Force invites you to a Zoom viewing. The TPC Zoom Theater will open at 5:45 … Continue reading Film: “Urban Roots”
The congregation will convene after the worship service on Sunday, June 14, for our annual meeting, at which we elect officers and approves the operating and capital budgets for the new church year, which starts July 1. Members and friends must register in advance to participate, and only members may vote. Official Warrant announcing the … Continue reading Annual Meeting Is June 14
All are invited to participate in our summer's common read for July: Ibram Kendi's How to Be an Antiracist (available on Amazon, Brookline Booksmith, and Powell's online store). We'll gather on Thursday, July 30, at 7 p.m. to share our reactions and learnings. The Zoom link will be posted a few days beforehand.
