1 Benevolent Street
(Corner of Benefit and Benevolent)
Providence, RI 02906
401-421-7970
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Religion, including Unitarian Universalism, is at an important moment in time. Can it survive? And what must it do in order to survive? What must we do? We’ll explore our place in today’s world and why it’s metaphorical meteorites and not a comet … read more.
We will explore essential questions of faith: how we know what we know, how we believe what we believe. Using ancient texts from the Gnostic Gospels and the Gospel According to John, to late Middle Ages The Cloud of Unknowing, to the 19th c. writings … read more.
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There are days in life that change everything, not only for us but for everyone. We look back on them and the questions are always the same. Do you remember…? Where were you when….? On September 11, 2001, I was living in Washington DC … read more.
Join us as we commemorate one of the most important religious festivals of the Jewish year. We will celebrate the liberation of the Jewish people from slavery in Egypt, led by Moses.
Until we can safely gather together again in our beloved Meeting House, you can … read more.
What happens if you can’t get your “old life” back? Are there new forms of wholeness that we can seek?
Members, friends, visitors – from wherever in the world you may be – we invite you to join us this Sunday. You will hear inspiring messages, … read more.
Lee Clasper-Torch, M.Div., served on the faculty of Moses Brown School for 25 years, teaching courses in comparative religion, philosophy, and ethics. Most recently he worked as the Men’s Engagement Coordinator for the RI Coalition Against Domestic Violence and the Ten Men Project. … read more.
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“For all that is our life … read more.
We’re in for a special treat this Sunday. In First Unitarian’s annual Wholly Family service, several families from our congregation will speak about their experiences coming together as a family, what they have learned, what they have shared along the way. Some are traditional families, … read more.
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“Love is a many-splendored thing.” So, so true. It is a many splendored thing – and also sometimes it’s a mess. Ideally, even the messes can get us, did get us, to a better place, to a capacity for our loving to be wiser, … read more.
The Hebrew month of Adar is the harbinger of gladness when we need it most. With so many reminders about the capriciousness of our existence, our sacred texts teach us that celebration is not frivolous. Joy and laughter can bring blessing and redemption.
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