Join Ed as he revisits the 100 Acre Wood and explores difference and community. He is reminded by his old friend Eeyore, “A little consideration, a little thought for others, makes all the difference”.
Do I dare to love again? Many of us have asked that question at one time or another. I know I have. Whether after a death, a betrayal, or the dissolution of a long-term relationship. Life is always asking us to give love another chance. But how do we do it?
On this day, the United States commemorates the Declaration of Independence. However, it is time for this country to create a new declaration – one that involves emotional, spiritual, and financial reparations to descendants of slavery, America’s Original Sin. The time is now – and accomplishing this will truly make July 4th a day of ...
Please note different start time at Noon on June 27. Recognizing the importance of shared ministry and the many innovative approaches to worship created by congregations during the pandemic, UUA President, Rev. Dr. Susan Frederick Gray, selected the First Universalist Church of Minneapolis to serve as worship leaders for this year’s GA Sunday Morning Service. ...
This service is a bit of gratitude and fare well, a bit anticipation and celebration. It is my last service as your temporary contract minister – your “minister for now.” Our service will close with Flower Communion, a ceremony created by the Rev. Norbert Capek, founder of the Unitarian Movement in Czechoslovakia in 1921 and minister of ...
“In the end we can all try our best to live out our faith as Unitarian Universalists. . . We forgive ourselves and others as we stumble through. We disagree, we annoy, we flake out on one another. And we worship, support, hold, affirm one another. There really is only one choice: between imperfect community ...
In her last service at First Unitarian, Rev. Pam reflects on the wisdom of nature in times of stress. How might we better live into our fullest potential as people and as a community? Join us afterwards for a Zoom coffee hour.
On this Memorial Day Sunday, the service offers time to reflect on the impact of war on our lives – whether it be a result of history, because of family ties, or lived experience from a land far away.
Rumi’s poem “Where Everything is Music” challenges us to “open the window in the center of your chest, and let the spirits fly in and out!” Join us for a Music Sunday which celebrates the music in and around us, featuring First U’s virtual choir and guest artists, as we explore the ways in which ...
Writer Anne LaMott says grace is where love meets uncertainty. . .it meets us where we are and never leaves us the way it found us. This sermon explores encounters with grace. . . as a call to justice, a moment of forgiveness, a return to love and beauty.