We Belong, Together.

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

As we begin 2026, we’ll spend some time over the next few weeks with the question Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. left us in his final book, Where Do We Go From Here: Chaos or Community? In this first week, we’ll identify where we are as a nation, a community, and a congregation. In the next week, we’ll explore where we are going as a church community. Through it all, we’ll focus on our monthly worship theme of Resilience, Rest, and Justice – three practices we surely need to orient and ground ourselves in for these times and the days to come.

Families: Religious Education will be in classrooms this Sunday.

Get details about worship at First U.

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.