A time of transition and farewell for Dr. Glen Thomas Rideout
As we prepare to say goodbye to Dr. Rideout, we want to express our deepest appreciation for his exceptional leadership, creativity, and dedication to our worship ministry.
Read MoreAs we prepare to say goodbye to Dr. Rideout, we want to express our deepest appreciation for his exceptional leadership, creativity, and dedication to our worship ministry.
Read MoreOn Sunday, December 7, 2025, I will conclude my service as your Director of Worship Arts Ministries. That morning we will share a ritual of release and blessing in worship, to honor the ministry we have held together and to place one another back into the care of Spirit for whatever comes next.
Read MoreWhat would it be like for children, youth, and adults of all ages to feel truly woven into the fabric of congregational life?
Read MoreI’m holding gratitude in my body, specifically my heart, as Reverend Ashley taught this past Sunday, before I seek connection with you and share the latest update on our Children, Youth and Families programming. In gratitude I hold the volunteers who continue to step up and volunteer for the first…
Read MoreBring your old or broken holiday lights to church before mid-January and the EJ Team will recycle them!
Read More"This is who we are, not simply what we do." | Weekly News for Families | Daytime Connections | Saturday Sprouts
Read MoreThe Sanctuary and Resistance Team began during John Cummins’ ministry at First Universalist, focused then on asylum seekers and immigration. The threat is higher now, and we’re experiencing trans refugees seeking shelter and services across state lines in Minnesota.
Read MoreOur board of trustees has issued a challenge: They will match, dollar for dollar, the first $3,000 raised through Give to the Max.
Read More"How we are at the small scale is how we are at the large scale" | Weekly News for Families | Strike Camp | Child Dedication | Give to the Max
Read MoreAuthor and activist adrienne maree brown compares fractals to change-making for a better world. She encourages us to “see our own lives and work and relationships as a front line, a first place we can practice justice, liberation, and alignment with each other and the Planet.”
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