Downtown Neighborhood Association, Response to Covid-19 in Kenya & Art for Social Justice -Jericho Brown, Bullet Points
Downtown Neighborhood Association
by Stacey Mitchell, Intern Minister
First Unitarian Church and our Committee on Hunger and Homelessnes (COHHO) has been collaborating with the Downtown Neighborhood Association to address the … read more.
We are happy to announce the reboot of Speaking of Justice: Faith in Action blog. Prior to the pandemic, Speaking of Justice was a periodic e-magazine. Once our church community switched to virtual gathering, we had a Speaking of Justice weekly update as a means … read more.
For the month of February, First Unitarian shares our plate collection with the Portland Downtown Neighborhood Association’s Good Neighbor Project. As a coalition of several downtown organizations and community members, The Good Neighbor Project helps approximately 200 unhoused downtown neighbors by distributing essential goods for survival such … read more.
As an outspoken faith community on issues of justice, First Unitarian Portland is periodically invited to sign on to amicus briefs, as a “friend of the court” for various lawsuits aligned with our faith principles. In 2019, we joined a Supreme Court case as one of many … read more.
Started in response to the unjust murder of George Floyd, the Black Resilience Fund is dedicated to healing and resilience by providing immediate resources to Black Portlanders. The Fund works with hundreds of Portlanders from all backgrounds to make an immediate difference in the lives of our … read more.
Sundays at 9:15 a.m. PDT
We invite you to join us for our new Family Worship service that will be happening every Sunday. The service will be about 20 minutes long.
9:15 a.m. Tune into Sunday Family Worship!
Afterwards we invite your family … read more.
Sundays at 11:30 a.m. PDT
Come and make new friends or reconnect with old ones. Whether you are a long-time member or new to First Unitarian, our Virtual Sunday Social Hour is for everyone. Join us for informal conversation and fellowship.
UUs for Justice in the Middle East (UUJME) works within the Unitarian Universalist community to promote peace and justice in Israel-Palestine, including a settlement of the conflict affirming the equality, dignity, freedom and security of all peoples involved.
UUJME emerged from the Palestinian Rights Subgroup of … read more.
The Economic Justice Action Group promotes fair and just economic policies and practices for all citizens. Current issues include economic globalization, the balance of economic and corporate power, and preservation of our democratic process. Activities are both church and community-based and include: education and research, … read more.
