This past month, we have invited one another to Join the Journey of Generosity. Today, we are celebrating the end of the public Campaign for 2025. Let us reflect together on generosity as the fuel that moves us towards creativity, innovation, and the better world we … read more.
Many of us are processing and reeling in the wake of the election results. While we do know some things, there is much we do not know about what will unfold in the future. What we do know is that we will be here for … read more.
Our spiritual theme of the 2024-2025 year is “Join the Journey” and this month we are focused on the topic of “Story” as a way into our theme. We are in the rising tension moments of our national story with the elections on Tuesday, November … read more.
We all need one another. None of us can afford to go it alone. The good news is that we aren’t alone. Each of us has reached this point in part because of the generosity of others, and we also have the capacity to make … read more.
NOTE: The livestream for today’s post-service Board update can be found at
www.tinyurl.com/firstu-livestream.
As Unitarian Universalists, we are inspired by many wisdom sources including Humanism, which “affirms our ability and responsibility to lead ethical lives of personal fulfillment that aspire to the greater … read more.
We are joining with Unitarian Universalists around the country this week and throughout the year in a climate revival movement. Let us engage with what it means to be in a time of climate crisis and reflect on the journey towards resilience and hope.
John Murray Coat of Arms
Today is the first Sunday of our Learning Community Classes for children and youth. In our sanctuary, we will celebrate and learn about John Murray, one of the major spiritual forebears of the Universalist faith. September is the month in which … read more.
Welcome to Homecoming Sunday! We will be kicking off our annual spiritual theme of the year, “Join the Journey,” in a multigenerational service. As we embark upon the journey of a new year together, let us reflect and celebrate those who have brought us to … read more.
We have a tradition of the question box sermon. This is a time for members, friends, and visitors of all ages to ask questions of Rev. Alison Miller about faith in general, about Unitarian Universalism in particular, about our congregation, or about whatever question is … read more.
Thich Nhat Hanh wrote, “In a relationship, we are nourishment for each other. So we have to select the kind of food we offer the other person, the kind of food that can help our relationships thrive.” How we communicate with one another nurtures our … read more.
