Join us Sunday as we gather to consider the search for truth and meaning and the risks that accompany this search. If you are a voting member, please be sure to arrive early so that we can get everyone checked in for the important … read more.
In our third week of celebrating the UU holiday Chalica, we honor the third principle: Acceptance of one another and encouragement to spiritual growth in our congregations. Join us to contemplate the deep roots of our Unitarian Universalist heritage in acceptance of diverse … read more.
This Sunday we will celebrate Chalica, a Unitarian Universalist winter holiday. Theme #1 is “Every Person is Precious”. The First Principle that we affirm and promote is the inherent worth and dignity of every person. Please join us!
Each of us is on a journey through our lifetime. We collect friends, heartaches and stories along the way. Join us this Sunday as we feature friends from First Unitarian Church, including the YoUUth choir!
Rev. Dr. Rebecca Parker asks: “What will you do with the gifts you are given? Choose to bless the world.” This morning’s service will lift up the true, and unconventional, story of how one person answered that question.
Scientifically, pets make a lot of sense because they offer us chances to lower our blood pressure, make many social interactions easier and help prevent loneliness. Join us on Sunday for an exploration of our relationships with pets.
This Sunday is our Annual Bread Communion. Join Rev. Rina and I and Amy Collins, CLM, for Traditional and Gluten Free community!
Sunday is the 100th Anniversary of the Armistice that ended WW 1. What can it, and the century in between us and it, teach us about political change in our own time?
Sanctuary is not some far off place, not a place reserved only for Sundays. Sanctuaries are everywhere, if we but look for them. Join us (Rev. Joe and Amy Collins) this Sunday in a conversation about wonderful things in ordinary spaces.
Sanctuary is not some far off place, not a place reserved only for Sundays. Sanctuaries are everywhere, if we but look for them. Join us (Rev. Joe and Amy Collins) this Sunday in a conversation about wonderful things in ordinary spaces.
