Chester, Vermont


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The First Universalist Parish of Chester is a spiritual home for religious liberals.

We celebrate those human values which inspire growth, creativity, and social responsibility in all people.
 


 
A Unitarian Universalist Congregation
Serving the Chester Community Since 1845

 
 

The First Universalist Parish of Chester is located in the picturesque village of Chester, Vermont. Originally founded as a Universalist Church, it is now affiliated with the Unitarian Universalist Association. Worship services are held in the historic Old Stone Church, North Street (Route 103 North). We welcome guests of all (or no) religions and beliefs. Services begin at 9:30 a.m. and are followed by light refreshments and conversation. Childcare is provided and all are welcome.

September Services
  14   "Returning Home Again: Sharing Our Stories"
Rev. Telos Whitfield, Minister
This Fall Ingathering Service will bring the community together to begin the year. We will participate in water communion, a ritual of sharing and blessing water brought from bodies of water that are sacred and special to people.
  21   "Servetus: First Unitarian Hero?"
Sylvan Groth, Lay Leader
  28   "Tried and True Universalism: A Test of Faith"
Rev. Telos Whitfield, Minister
October Services
   5   "Childhood Saints"
Lynn Way, Lay Speaker

Transcripts of Sermons

 


For more information, call (802) 875-3257, or email to: info@chestervtuu.org

 

 

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