Masks are welcome here at First Unitarian, but not required. (Some groups and classes that meet in our congregation may choose to continue to require masks.) And a reminder that masks are an excellent way to prevent the flu. Please be mindful of accommodating the needs of our members, friends, or staff who may have a disability, such as someone who is immunocompromised.
Our overarching spiritual theme of the year, “Love is at the Center,” ends with a focus on community this month. It is a season of war and humanitarian crises in Ukraine and Gaza. We have a polarizing US presidential election on the horizon. The UUA … read more.
Welcome to our annual multigenerational Flower Ceremony, where we proclaim what it means and what it takes to build our beloved community. This year, we will also honor the transition of our high school seniors to young adulthood in a Bridging Ritual. Come one, Come … read more.
On this Juneteenth, we’ll explore what it means to be free–or not. If our freedom something that is given to us or something we claim?
Join UUs from home or at a watch party at church for the largest annual gathering of UUs in worship as we watch our UUA’s General Assembly’s Sunday Morning Worship together.
We are all tangled up in a great web of life woven with beauty … read more.
Our popular conception of the prophet is often that of a “lone voice calling out in the wilderness.” But there are risks to “going it alone” in the work for liberation. How can we ensure our church communities remain sites of mutual support, accountability, and … read more.
