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As Unitarian Universalists, we believe in and encourage a free and responsible search for truth and meaning.
First Church is a welcoming congregation, and all who wish to explore what it means to be human are invited to join us.
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Joyful Solidarity: Accompaniment as an Expression of Our Faith
Today’s Topic: Accompaniment is the radical act of being with someone even when it is hard and you don’t know how... More >

Children & Youth: Religious Education
For Unitarian Universalists, religious education includes all of the ways that children, teens and adults grow toward their potential as compassionate, ethical and fulfilled human beings. Our Religious Education program offers weekly updates on ways to connect with our families, faith, and community. Sign up. More >
The Bridge Project and the Zilber Family Foundation
A Zilber Family Foundation Grantee Gives Away Cash No Strings Attached. Lianna Bishop, Executive Director Zilber Family Fund. Can giving... More >
Upcoming Events
Joyful Solidarity: Accompaniment as an Expression of Our Faith
Today’s Topic: Accompaniment is the radical act of being with someone even when it is hard and you don’t know how... More >
The Bridge Project and the Zilber Family Foundation
A Zilber Family Foundation Grantee Gives Away Cash No Strings Attached. Lianna Bishop, Executive Director Zilber Family Fund. Can giving... More >
The Chronologically Gifted Potluck
Did you know that on almost every fourth Sunday of each month, right after the second service ends, a group... More >
Latest News & Views

What Will You Do for Earth Month?
Earth Justice Ministry (EJM) is celebrating Earth Month with the monthly theme of “JOY.” Come ENJOY the Earth Day Sunday… More >

RE Summer Volunteer Schedule 2025
In the summer, Religious Education programs for children over 5 years of age begin at 10:00 a.m. in the sanctuary…. More >

An Invitation from Our Buddhist Study Group
Central to Buddhist philosophy are the awareness of impermanence and seeing thing as they really are. Contemplation of death is… More >