First Universalist Church of Rochester

Sundays

Connecting:

Sunday Services are weekly at 10:30am.

All are welcome to worship with us virtually via Zoom, or in-person in our beautiful sanctuary!

Via Zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/131764422

Via Phone: Dial 1-646-558-8656, and enter meeting ID 131-764-422

We need in-person Ushers and Greeters! Sign up to be an in-person usher and/or greeter here: https://signup.com/go/WRqPsjC

Our Drop-In Discussions are held virtually on Tuesday evenings, and in person on the first Sunday of each month at 9:15am in the Chalice room. We take a break from our in-person drop-in discussions over the summer, but we resume them each September. We hope to see you virtually or in person!

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Upcoming Services

October 2024

October 6 | The Generous Gift of Coming Out

Coming out is a sign of safety. Coming out is an act of trust. Coming out deserves to be celebrated. Coming out is complicated. Join in an annual celebration of National Coming Out Day for the LGBTQIA2S+ community.

— Rev. Lane-Mairead Campbell

October 13 | TBA

TBA

— Rev. Eileen Casey-Campbell

October 20 | Housing for All

First Universalist's shared justice initiative focuses on creating housing opportunities for those around us and on educating those of us who are housing secure about an ongoing housing crisis. Wondering how you can get involved? Please come to this service to learn more and to find ways to put your faith into action!

— Rev. Thom Belote

October 27 | You Are Not Forgotten *Remembrance Sunday*

An annual service of remembrance and grief. People who attend are invited to bring pictures and mementos of those you love who have died for a shared altar. In story, song, and ritual, we will gather to honor those we miss and to tend to grief as a community.

— Rev. Lane-Mairead Campbell

*First Universalist has a long-standing tradition of having one Sunday sermon a month be presented by someone other than our minister. Our lay-led services give our minister well-deserved unscheduled time, as well as allowing us to share our individual spiritual journeys, experiences and diverse world views, which is an important part of our rich Unitarian Universalist heritage.