1 Benevolent Street
(Corner of Benefit and Benevolent)
Providence, RI 02906
401-421-7970
Our buildings are handicap accessible via the parking lot on Benefit Street, and the sidewalk entrance on Benevolent Street. For more information, click here.
Join us for virtual worship at 10:30am on Sundays – plus anytime during the week – through First Unitarian’s new YouTube channel by clicking here. Revs. Liz and Roger, DRE Cathy, Music Director Fred, and others will post new videos each week on Sunday … read more.
We invite everyone to join together for virtual worship at 10:30am on Sundays – and anytime during the week – through First Unitarian’s new YouTube channel by clicking here.
Revs. Liz … read more.
Even though church is closed, you can tune into this week’s online worship on Sunday at 10:30am by clicking here. Rev. Liz, Rev. Roger, DRE Cathy, and musicians Fred and Kristi will each share a brief worship video through YouTube.
Due to safety concerns about the coronavirus, First U has cancelled worship services and all meetings in our campus buildings for two weeks, beginning on Thursday, March 12. For the latest First U virus response updates, please click here and check back daily.
This Sunday’s service explored the impact on all of us – and on our church – of changing values around sexual ethics, truth, what we owe ourselves, and what we owe each other. We considered hard experiences and concerns held by members of our congregation … read more.
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Video of Service
Love Shows Us How with Rev. Liz Lerner Maclay & surprise guest Lisa Garcia-Sampson!
Posted by First Unitarian Church of Providence on Sunday, March 1, 2020
Text … read more.
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My friend, the Rev. Howard Jenkins of Bethel AME church over on Rochambeau, said to me recently, “Knowing ourselves and each other means knowing our history.” He is so … read more.
How are you really doing during this time of national and world-wide disruption? Many folks are worried, angry, sad, depressed, which is understandable. But, let us talk today about how our faith helps us and guides us during turbulent times.
Rev. Danielle Di Bona has served … read more.
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I can’t remember at all who acted in it, but many years ago I saw a Saturday Night Live skit that has stayed with me over time – not … read more.
Join us as several First Unitarian families share their unique family stories. This annual celebration lifts up the many ways we are families. We will celebrate families of all ages, races, economic conditions, and configurations – traditional couples, GBLTQ, single parents, and more.
