Did you know the church has a strategic plan? Read it here.
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Can being generous provide happiness and satisfaction? Are we just chasing clouds when we strive for happiness? What about satisfaction, or do we shift expectations to just getting by?
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As Unitarian Universalists, we preach inclusion. But is our definition of inclusion broad enough? Are we accepting and celebrating all people and embracing the beauty that is found in our neurological differences?
Stephanie Pawlowski
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This is the second of a two-part reflection on the Unitarian Universalist Seven Principles. How did the Principles come into our faith, and are they enough to hold our identity, while letting us grow?
A multi-generational service of stories and music that celebrates our experience of life’s great mysteries and the Mystery that some call God. This is a service for all ages, and children will remain in the service for its entirety. Erica Shadowsong and Ellen Gozion … read more.
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As Unitarian Universalists we Covenant to Affirm and Promote the Principle of the Inherent Worth and Dignity of Every Person. Does this Principle conflict with a woman’s right to choose to end a pregnancy
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As we look at the theme of the month, “Devotion,” we’ll ask how a culture can claim our devotion, particularly a culture of money. How can we increase our awareness of cultural norms and how can we change … read more.
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A reminder that Universalists once believed that everyone, regardless of wealth or station in life, would be admitted to heaven because God’s love, as hymn # 298 says, embraces the whole human race. Yet Unitarian theology was once … read more.
Women-focused stories Responsive readings & hymns.
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Pushing beyond the firm boundaries of the brain can offer extraordinary transcendence experiences, feeding religious fervor and awe-inspired life-changing decisions.
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Crossing the threshold to the new year offers us a potent time for reflection and imagination. On this first Sunday of 2022, please join Rev. Stephanie, Affiliate Minister of First Unitarian Church, for a Fire Communion homily and ritual as we set intentions for who … read more.
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The Holidays are upon us with images of the Christ child being born. There are some incredibly beautiful stories that help reframe and imagine an all-inclusive Christianity.
Rev. Kate Walker
