We Belong, Together.

This Sunday: Two services
9 a.m. – in person
11 a.m. – in person and livestreaming

Remembrance Sunday invites us to honor the lives of those who have become ancestors, lighting candles to celebrate their place in the great story of time and justice. Even the moment we live inside now as ICE floods our streets cannot stop the long arc of justice. As we gather to remember and dream, we ask: how can we live in ways that make the world kinder, braver, and more just for everyone right now?

Families: This is a Common Ground Sunday. Read more here.

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Submit a nomination by January, 31, 2026

The First Universalist Foundation welcomes nominations of organizations that address racial justice, climate justice, and human rights.

January Menu: Pizza and Salad, popcorn, dietary-inclusive cookies

Every second Wednesday of the month, swing by church for a delicious home-cooked meal at 6 p.m. in the Social Hall. After dinner, choose a drop-in breakout group to connect with others.

Sundays, Jan. 11-Feb. 1, 2026
1:30-3:00 on Zoom

Newcomers Circles create a rich, supportive environment in which to share and engage our emerging UU values, theology, identity, and sense of belonging. This 4-session gathering is a caring and structured group to dig deeper into Unitarian Universalism and further connection at church. This Circle is intended for members and non-members alike who are discerning if and/or how they will commit to and continue their spiritual journey at First U as Unitarian Universalists.

The First Universalist Foundation welcomes nominations of organizations that address racial justice, climate justice, and human rights. The Foundation Board is accepting nominations through Sunday, January 31, 2026 from First Universalist congregants (regardless of membership status) and senior high youth in the church.