1 Benevolent Street
(Corner of Benefit and Benevolent)
Providence, RI 02906
401-421-7970
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Our traditional service for this weekend will investigate issues of justice and peace through a new lens.
Join us in the Meeting House for this inspirational service. If you cannot be here in person, click here to access our YouTube channel at 10:30am.
If you cannot be with us in person in the Meeting House, click here to access our YouTube channel at 10:30 am.
In a world where devastation is palpable every day, it is often difficult not to default to despair and fear. Though this despair is so present, I find there is hope in letting yourself grieve. Join me in investigating the importance of not defaulting to fear … read more.
This traditional service presents a combination of classic and contemporary readings, plus exquisite music from our choir. Naming the babies born to First U this year and the candle-lighting ceremony will highlight the night.
The First U Deacons will host a Wassail reception after the service.
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Our traditional ‘family’ celebration is for all ages. The service will feature our favorite and fun ‘pickup pageant.’ Come prepared to be a sheep, a camel, an angel – or whatever you want! The Christmas Choir will also make its debut. Every member of the … read more.
There will be no worship in the Meeting House on the morning of Christmas Eve. Come to the Parish House and gather around the fire as we share fellowship and Christmas cheer.
This beloved service will celebrate our emergence from the darkness as we reflect on the longest night of the year. Different activities for every age will be offered. Don’t miss this fun day.
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Many faithful people consider Advent to be the time of waiting. More rightly, though, this is a time for preparation as we ready ourselves to welcome a miracle. Even the most skeptical Unitarians agree that, at this time of year, blessings abound!
This service features the … read more.
The absence of water does not mean there is no water, only not here. The absence of the divine does not mean there is no divine… Join Rev. Liz at Worship at 10:30 am. As always, join us for Coffee Hour in the Parish House afterwards!
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A Re-set for the Moral Imaginary
Do we need to relearn ethics in our upside-down world? In our culture, clear thinking about what is sacred has been muddled. We can find our way back to living in a way that honors the sacred, but we need … read more.
