The Weekly Liberal, May 21, 2026
Seth: A Church for All Ages | Info Session: Support Trans Refugees | Allison won an essay contest! | Job Listing: Childcare Professional
Read MoreSeth: A Church for All Ages | Info Session: Support Trans Refugees | Allison won an essay contest! | Job Listing: Childcare Professional
Read MoreA farewell reflection from Seth Anderson-Matz, who has served as our Intergenerational Justice, Service, and Leadership Coordinator for much of the last church year.
Read MoreA four-part benefit concert series is coming to First U this summer. The first program is Friday, June 12 at 7:30 p.m. Get tickets!
Read MoreRev. Jen: May the blessings of the poet be with us | RE on summer break | Annual budget preview | Submit a summer program idea
Read MoreWe are in a time of transition, and marking them is one of the intentional things we do at church.
Read MoreCelebrate our youth on May 13 | Moving into a summer schedule at church | Submit a summer program idea
Read MoreThe Unitarian Universalist Association’s General Assembly, or “GA” as it is known, is an annual gathering of delegates from member UU congregations for several days of conducting UUA business, worship, inspiring speakers, and networking with fellow UUs from around the country. It’s a great way to get more connected to…
Read MoreDear First Universalist Church, Every Sunday morning at 9 a.m., you can find over 20 youth and their Advisors in the Cummins Room. This is our Coming of Age cohort: our 9th grade youth who have committed this year of Religious Education to exploring Unitarian Universalism and reflecting deeply on…
Read More"We wrote a covenant to help bring our best selves to our work, and to remind ourselves that conflict is natural, inevitable, and even can be healthy." - Emily Wallace, Board Vice President
Read MoreDear Beloved Community, “All that you touchYou Change.All that you ChangeChanges you.The only lasting truthis Change.Godis Change.”— Octavia E. Butler These words, from Black futurist writer Octavia E. Butler, have been with me often lately. To draw on her vision as a white woman…
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