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.
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.
This service marks the new church year. We welcome everyone back from summer activities to this Multi-Gen service. Bring some water that has some meaning from your summer adventures.
Worship moves back to 10:30 am, and all will gather in the Meeting House for this favorite … read more.
This last ‘regular’ Sunday of the program year is also our last multi-gen service, and features our beloved Flower Communion service. All are welcome and encouraged to attend.
After the service, we will celebrate the end of another successful program year with a church picnic on … read more.
Join Rev. Liz, Rev. Roger, DRE Mandy, and some of our awesome singers as we celebrate the many definitions of family and meet 3 different families from our congregation. This Multi-Gen service is open to the entire First U community. There will be no Spiritual … read more.
Join us as we celebrate our Partner Church in Romania. Members of the Partner Church committee will join Rev. Roger and Rev. Kelemen Scabolcs in this special time of worship.
This service is for the entire First U community and will feature stories of extraordinary service in light of the example set by Dr. King. All are invited to join us in person at 10:30 am. If you cannot be with us in the Meeting … read more.
As the light fades we wonder: What needs to be born in and about us? We are worshiping in the Meeting House, without masks. If you cannot be with us in person, click here to tune into our YouTube channel at 10:30.
What would you imagine dying has to teach us about living? Is it helpful to say “Live each day as if it were your last…” or is this just a worn out cliche? There is perhaps nothing more captivating to our imaginations and our fears … read more.
Instruments of Peace. Most of us know well the peace of wild things—or not-so-wild pets. At this Multi-Gen service, with our furry friends in tow, we will celebrate this St. Francis day with our annual Blessing of the Animals. Be sure to bring a pet … read more.
Most of us think the advent of Marriage Equality has made living LGBTQ breezy and easy. We can’t imaging feeling so much shame that we would draw the shades and hide ourselves for years. And we have forgotten that suicide remains the highest cause of … read more.
