Albert Camus wrote that hope is not found in a nation or people or individuals; rather it is “awakened, revived, nourished by millions of solitary individuals.” As we navigate this unfamiliar terrain of worldwide pandemic, how might we revive hope for ourselves and others?
Is there a correct way to go? Must you travel intentionally to a particular destination? First Unitarian member, David Weiss, shares his journey of sometimes feeling lost, yet being fully engaged in a continuous tumultuous exercise he labels “search.” Our musical guest is pianist and former First Unitarian member Linda Henderson.
How do we cultivate wisdom? Rev. Pam invites us into a centering practice that promotes insight, calm, and compassion and that, if followed, is guaranteed to make you wiser. To help us get into the St. Patrick’s Day spirit, we are joined by the band, String Theory. LIvestream worship link at “watch sermon” icon above
As we celebrate International Women’s Day, we will hear about women who have made a difference in the world. How is our Unitarian Universalist faith calling us to advocate for those people who have been disenfranchised due to biases regarding sexual orientation, gender identity, and race? This Sunday is our monthly share-the-plate Sunday and we ...
Throughout our lives we learn important lessons. For our theme of Wisdom, we will explore some lessons you might have forgotten over the years, and some you haven’t yet learned. We will also recognize ten new members to First Unitarian. Our guest musicians are E. Shawn Qaissaunee and Sharon Sable.
Humans have long been in a giving and receiving relationship with the Earth, but in recent generations, the balance has tipped. In our relationship of giving and receiving with our natural world, how are we called to be a people of resilience? We are joined by guest musician, James Laster.
On a day when we will install Rev. Pamela Wat as our settled minister, we gather in the morning in a more intimate setting to celebrate the gift of spaces like First Unitarian Church where we can show up as we are and nurture our best selves. Rev. Pam reflects on her personal experience of ...
This Sunday we celebrate Independent Living for Young Adults (ILYA), our congregation’s program that supports youth and young adults as they age out of the foster care system with little to no resources for success. How do you cultivate resilience? What does it take to manifest the courage to continue through hardship? Join us as ...
Rev. Pamela Wat and Catherine Williamson (Director of Children and Youth Religious Exploration) invite children, youth, and adults for a special service on how to navigate big emotions and how to bounce back from difficulties. We are joined by local musician, Cyril Everett Caster.
In honor of the Lunar New Year and her six months of ministry at First Unitarian Church, Rev. Pam will share a tradition handed down to her by her Chinese grandparents. In the sharing of that tradition, we will explore how our Unitarian Universalist faith calls us toward growth. This Sunday marks the kick-off of ...