Sing Me a Story, Tell Me a Song
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.
Topic: Community
Backpack Blessing (all ages)
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.
Nouurish Service
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.
Building Community at the Intersection of Freedom and Interdependence
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.
Nouurish Service
Special Nouurish Team Service
Growth in Waiting
Memorial Day, No RE classes NOTE: FIRST 10am SERVICE (continues thru Labor Day in September) Join us for our first 10am service of the Summer. All ages will be joining Frog and Toad in thier garden for this hybrid of our traditional and NoUUrish services.
Building Bridges
Join us for an all ages service led by First UU’s Youth Group, including a Bridging Ceremony celebrating our 2025 high school graduates! After the service, everyone is invited to visit the classroom wing as part of our Religious Exploration Open House.
The Virtue of Empathy
Stewardship Sunday. In light of right wing assaults on the virtue of empathy, we will re-assert the value we place on compassion and empathy as a religious community.
All Bodies Are Sacred…
All Bodies Are Sacred…All People Are Worthy. Join us for an interactive service for all ages! Together we will explore our congregation’s call to be truly welcoming, and what Unitarian Universalism teaches us about bodily autonomy, diversity, and gender.
Promises, Promises
What are the promises we make to one another in order to be a responsible member of a community? We have a Covenant, but how do we live into it?