Community

A Spiritual Home

First Unitarian Church is a spiritual home for people from all walks of life. We are a community of all ages and backgrounds. We are spiritual seekers, Christians, Jews, Buddhists and atheists. We are united in our covenant of love, spirit, worship and service. The Church helps adults build community and serve the wider world.

Adult Faith Development Classes

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Classes focused on adult faith development are offered throughout the year. Taught by our ministry staff and members of the congregation, topics range from Bible study to spiritual growth to leadership development. Check the calendar or sign up for our weekly e-newsletter for current offerings.

Choir

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Our thirty-voice choir is open to any interested singer. The choir usually sings during Sunday services three times per month from September through May. Learn more about the choir here.

UU Sisterhood

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The UU Sisterhood is a women's group sharing food, stories, and fun. Meetings are currently taking place in-person and/or via video conference call. Please contact  for more information.

UU Guys

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UUGuys (pronounced youz-guys) is the moniker for the church men's group. The group meets monthly for dinner, and also schedules a range of other events throughout the year. For example, they have had hikes, game nights, and watched and discussed TED talks. They also sponsor the New Year's Eve party at the church. 

Our Caring Community

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As a sacred community we are called to be present to one another and to help one another. If you are a member or friend of the church and need some short term help, please email .  We will respond as soon as we are able and connect you with another person in the church who said they would help with your specific request. Newcomers are encouraged to attend a service at 10:30 any Sunday morning to meet our pastor, Rev. Sarah Stewart, and get to know the community. 

We all need a little help sometimes.
We are a caring community
We are together in love and service