A Sermon by Bruce Boucek
Bruce is the Social Sciences Data Librarian at Brown University. He has been one of the senior high youth group advisors for the past seven years. A third-generation Unitarian Universalist, he has many thoughts about what that means.
To listen to the … read more.
We frequently don’t know how to do something until we do it. And then there are those times when we don’t know what we are creating until we’ve created it. Cy will share his experiences as a founding member of the Providence Village, a community … read more.
As we round out the regular church year, we’ll celebrate the great UU tradition of Flower Communion (please bring a flower). We’ll learn its history, explore what it meant and what it means, and share the joy of the season with each other in this … read more.
A Sermon by Pamela Steager
Pam Steager has been a friend and volunteer at First Unitarian for 20 years and become a Member this year. Her work as an education and prevention consultant, writer, discussion facilitator, researcher, and trainer in the areas of conflict resolution, substance … read more.
A Sermon by Marilyn Eanet and Kristen Ivy Moses
Marilyn Eanet has been a member of First Unitarian for over 30 years. She is a past president of the congregation and currently active with the Green Team, Chalice Circles, and the Women’s Alliance. Kristen Ivy Moses … read more.
This service considers a few timely questions relating to the status of women in America. What is the Marxist Feminist interpretation of the current moment in intergender violence and sexual equality? How can it help men – none of us very distant from the … read more.
Tiffany will revisit her Episcopalian roots as she shares the idea of being a missional church and how this concept might apply to a congregation where not all members believe in God. Incorporating her own spiritual journey and her work with faith communities across … read more.
A Sermon by Beth Armstrong
Beth Armstrong, a long-time member of First Unitarian, has been singing since she could talk and clearly remembers getting a thrill singing in a group at the age of five. She’s been doing that ever since and, sometime in college, … read more.
We think of blessings as lofty, as religious, as formal; sometimes also as immediate, secular, and intimate – the blessing of a child, the blessing of a reprieve with a good medical result. But between the sublime and the mundane is another space and another … read more.
This service considers a few timely questions relating to the status of women in America. What is the Marxist Feminist interpretation of the current moment in intergender violence and sexual equality? How can it help men – none of us very distant from the … read more.
