Upcoming Services

Join us to explore the Board of Trustees’ goal to explore methods of telling our story within the congregation and to the wider community.

Did you know that First Unitarian holds our Longest Night Service in December for those who find the holiday season difficult? This reflective, quiet service creates a safe space to acknowledge grief, sadness, and hardship during a time when many other celebrations emphasize joy and togetherness. Elements include candlelight, silent reflection, readings, and music, providing comfort and community for those who are mourning or suffering.

This year’s Longest Night Service will take place on Friday, December 19 at 6 p.m. in the Auditorium with a soup supper to follow at 6:45 p.m.

Hope – and despair – are ‘contagious’.  We usually feel more or less hopeful depending on how those around us feel.  Join us this Winter Solstice Sunday to claim the power of Active Hope together, to celebrate that even in the darkest time of the year, the sun still shines.

Join our Livestream!

Click here for the Order of Service (updates every Friday afternoon)

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