We are a Unitarian Universalist congregation – the oldest continuous religious institution in the country, serving Plymouth and its adjoining areas. We are a justice seeking, pluralistic congregation centering love. We believe in praying with our feet and through our actions.
Sunday Service – 10:00 a.m.
First Parish Chapel, doors open at 9:30 a.m.
12 Church Street, Plymouth, MA 02360
October 18, 2026
Rev. Rumni Saha
“Our Invisible Oneness”
The highly anticipated service with Wellesley College Chaplain Amira which the Nor’easter tried to blow away, has been rescheduled for the 18th.
What does Islamic wisdom have to teach us about Interdependence? How does Islam inform UU Theology? In a conversational reflection, Amira Quraishi, Muslim Chaplain and Multifaith Community Coordinator at Wellesley College, Rev. Rumni Saha and Deb Keller Wood, Director of Spiritual Development explore our invisible and indivisible oneness.
Welcome Rev. Rumni Saha
We are so excited to announce that First Parish Plymouth is welcoming the Rev. Rumni Saha to our congregation as our next minister! The Search Committee was drawn to Rumni by her compassion and her love of service, action, and community.
Reverend Rumni Saha is a proud Hindu, a faithful Unitarian Universalist, and an ardent religious humanist dedicated to nurturing communities of compassion, curiosity, and courage.
Her family, friends, and faith root her in gratitude and remind her of life’s endless possibilities. In her own words: “Relationships are at the heart of who I am and how I serve — they are the ground where meaning, growth, and belonging take root.”
For more information about our new minister, please check out Rumni’s webpage at https://rumni.com/