Worship Services

What does it mean to save the soul of a Nation? Is it possible to create a place of peace during a pandemic, devastating wildfires, and the hottest recorded temperatures on the planet? What does it take to save the soul of a Nation, or a people who inhabit a planet?...

On September 19th, 1836, Ralph Waldo Emerson in response to a letter from Frederick Henry Hedge calling for a “symposium” gathered with like-minded thinkers to engage in a free discussion of theological and moral subjects. Those who gathered sought a way to find...

Rev. Marjorie looks forward to welcoming you to our online* Homecoming Service on Sunday, September 13, at 10 am. It is our tradition on Homecoming Sunday to share in a water ritual. Like in past years, we will collect water from the places that have meant so much to...

It’s a tradition at FPS to end summer services with a poetry slam. Gather with us online on August 30th to share poems that speak to you: contemporary, classical, free verse, haikus… all are welcome. And, if you write poetry, bring those to share. The service will be...

Join us in a follow-up discussion to the recent sermon by Rob Kinslow. We will discuss why we try, even against all odds, to create good. The divine part of our human nature, the angel part, the part that can hear angels or the universe whispering, is that part of us...

On Sunday, August 16, at 10 am, the Racial Justice Group will lead a service, Racial Justice: Step Back to Listen, Step Up to Support. It will be a time to listen—to truly listen—to the words and music of people-of-color... and a time to reflect on voices too seldom...

The German theologian Martin Luther (1483-1546) is reported to have once said, "Even if I knew the world would end tomorrow, I would continue to plant my apple trees." Twentieth-century Unitarian Universalist theologian Henry Nelson Wieman said such acts of faith,...

This week, join Leslie Bryant as she shares reflections on the re-emergence of this sacred Lakota ceremony.

As we face new challenges in disturbing times, it is important to be kind to yourself. Join Henry Noer as he explores ways to stay positive and encourage yourself through this crisis.

Professor Martin Seligman at the University of Pennsylvania began a movement of Positive Psychology. There are now several researchers of this movement who have discovered unexpected contributors to subjective well-being. Although it might come as no surprise to the...