In the Worship Center, the Labyrinth will be available for meditative walking. Walking a labyrinth is an ancient spiritual tool which mirrors the often circuitous path of our lives. Also at 11am, an Expressive Worship Service will be held in Beach Hall. Join this relaxed, art centered gathering where you can explore spirituality through personal … Continue reading Labyrinth Walk, Expressive Worship
On Christmas Eve at 5pm, join us for a for a family-centered celebration of Christmas – for all ages! Children are welcome to bring along their favorite stuffed animal pal! Festive holiday attire is encouraged. At 8pm we offer a Candlelit Christmas Eve for those wanting a contemplative Christmas service. Read more for details:
Join us to celebrate the Winter Solstice and the return of the light after the shortest day of the year! Presented by First UU’s Covenant of UU Pagans (CUUPS).
Enjoy a multigenerational celebration of gratitude and togetherness! Drop off ingredients to the kitchen before the service, then join us afterwards for community and hot soup! Presented by Director of Religious Exploration, Amber Scott.
Gather in community to honor the memory of those who have passed, and whose impact lives on. Please bring photos of your loved ones to add to our shared altar. Presented by First UU’s Covenant of UU Pagans (CUUPS).
The Archives Team has worked hard to collect and put together the history of our congregation. Rev. Terasa and the Archives team will share the highlights in this service. Congregants can enjoy articles, pictures and more documenting our journey of 85 years on panels on display in the Gallery and Worship Center until August 26.
Human beings are by nature storytellers, poets, bards, and troubadours. Join us in contemplating and celebrating the power of words in the stories we tell about ourselves…and to ourselves.
First UU celebrates the 22nd Feed and Read backpack drive! Join us to consider how direct service ties into our values, and take action by helping to fill our goal of 100 backpacks for local children in need! Presented by Jacques Angelino, Rev. Amanda Hays, and Amber Scott.
We are excited to re-introduce everyone to the format we’re using for the early services starting this Fall. This is a slightly shorter and intentionally intergenerational format that we hope you find worthwhile. In this service we’ll be exploring themes of Joy as Resistance and Sustenance.
Join us for a reflective summer service exploring how we can honor both individual freedom and shared responsibility in community. With story, music, and gentle embodied practice, we’ll consider what it means to live in covenant — not as a static agreement, but as a living container that holds growth, difference, and connection.
