by Moira Rouse & David Schowalter, Stewardship Team The Stewardship Team gives a hearty “Thank you” to all of those who have pledged! Over the last three weeks, we have raised over $160,000 in 49 pledges and IRA distribution requests for the 2026/2027 church year. This puts us well on our way towards last year’s … Continue reading So Far, So GOOD!
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Join us at the Spring Potluck Dinner!RSVP so we know how many chairs to put out: bit.ly/potluckapril11
Please join us for Religious Exploration on Sunday, March 29th at 10am. Following up on our AMAZING Youth Group Sunday Service (applause!!!), we’ll be talking about paying attention to growth and change and will be creating art to “change” our RE Bulletin Board. Robin Mitzcavitch, Director of Religious Exploration
Another opportunity for faith in action! There will be a pro-democracy rally at Institute Park on Saturday, March 28th at 1-3pm. Please join members of the Social Justice Council at First Unitarian Church, 90 Main Street at 11:30am to make signs in the Bancroft Room and then walk or carpool over to Institute Park at … Continue reading Pro-Democracy Rally, Institute Park, March 28, 1 – 3 pm with Sign Making at First Unitarian at 11:30 am
We gather once again for our Lenten Ecumenical Study Group, focusing on the book Historical Afterlives of Jesus by Gregory C. Jenks. Material in this book includes the following: Introduction to the Historical Afterlives of Jesus Chapter 1: The Once and Future Jesus Chapter 2: The Parables of Jesus Chapter 3: Discovering Jesus in the Psalms Chapter … Continue reading Adult Faith Development – Greendale Ecumenical Group 2026 Lenten Online Study – Beginning February 17 – The Historical Afterlives of Jesus
The Book Group will meet next on Wednesday, April 8that 7 PM in Classroom 3. We will discuss Kent Kruegar’s “This Tender Land.” This book tells the story of a young orphan’s journey down the Mississippi River in the 1930’s, searching for home. You’re welcome if you haven’t finished the book, and even if you’ve not read … Continue reading UUCW Book Group – “This Tender Land” – April 8, 2026, 7 – 8:30 PM
ACE has requested our help in providing them with empty egg cartons and take-out containers as well as reusable shopping or paper bags. The group also needs cooking oil, Jasmine rice, dried black and red beans and pasta. These items have a box and bin waiting for them in the lobby where our name cards are … Continue reading African Community Education Food & Item Drive – Donations Needed
Artists of all ages are invited to share their creative voices in a celebration of diversity, democracy, and the American spirit. Through art, we can evoke emotion, spark imagination, and inspire meaningful connection across communities. Contest entry is free and prizes will be awarded. At a time when our country feels deeply divided, this contest … Continue reading CALL TO ARTISTS – Stronger Together: Art for Democracy – FCU Littleton
