Bring your friendly pets, bring pictures of your pets, bring a beloved stuffed animal! All are welcome at this animal blessing service.

Michael Servetus is often known as the first Unitarian martyr. He died at the stake for his disbelief in the trinity. Come learn more about Servetus and his role in shaping Unitarian Universalism.

There are many reasons we wear masks in our lives: for fun on Halloween, because we can’t be our true selves, and sometimes to discover who we truely are as a person.

This service is known as a question box service. Please submit any questions you’d like Rev. Jenn to consider to minister@firstunitarian.us. The questions can be about anything family friendly. You can ask her favorite book, or three challenges of systematic theology or something in between. Questions for this service are due by Tuesday, Oct 6th.

What does it mean to approach the world with curiosity? Particularly a curiosity based in love? Is there ever a time where curiosity is too dangerous?

What does the life of Van Gogh have to teach us about interdependence? What insights does his life offer us for welcoming and building a beloved community?

Join us for our water ceremony as we celebrate the beginning of the congregational year and honor the gifts the summer brought to us all. This is an intergenerational service.

Exploration of the origin and power of Labor Day.

What can a moral imagination offer us in during increasing challenges in our lives?