FirstAnnounce – May 25, 2025

Sunday Worship,

May 25th, 2025

at 10:30 am

A Memorial Day Reflection on Impermanence

Rev. Mike Morran

Join us on May 25th at 10:30 am.  In honor of Memorial Day, we will reflect on some Buddhist philosophy and its application to our times.

We warmly invite you to join us in person, or if you prefer, you can also participate online. We look forward to seeing you there! 

Our service streams to Youtube and Zoom (meeting ID is 466-677-668 and the password is 454623).

Join us for coffee in the Community Room after the service. 

Exploring Possibility of Two Services at First Unitarian

As our community continues to grow, we’re thoughtfully exploring the possibility of moving to two Sunday services. This change could create more space, flexibility, and opportunity for deeper connection — but your voice is essential in shaping the path forward.

We invite you to watch this short video, which outlines the reasons we’re considering this shift and what it could mean for our congregation.

After watching, please take a moment to complete the survey and share your thoughts. Your input will help guide our next steps.

[Click here to take the survey.]

Thank you for being a vital part of our community.

Finding Yourself at First Unitarian Denver

(Thanks to Rev. Mike for the post)

A time for seekers, the curious, and those wishing to connect with the 1st Unitarian Denver community! This participatory class of three hours will provide an introduction to Unitarian Universalism and First Unitarian Church. An added bonus is that you will meet some wonderful people! Facilitated by Rev. Mike Morran, Saturday, June 7th, from 9:00 a.m. to noon. All are welcome, but you must pre-register here. Questions, please reach out to Rev. Mike at revmorran@gmail.com.

Miriam’s Book Table is Proud to Feature…

(Thanks to Nan Wigington for the post)

The Political Emerson, edited by David M. Robinson.

Was Emerson political? You bet he was. He lived in a time as turbulent as ours. He couldn’t help himself. Politics and social reform were at the top of his list. Come check out this collection of Emerson essays at the book table during coffee hour.

The book table will be closing for the summer. Want to make sure it opens again in the fall? Sign up to volunteer at the table.

Congregational Meeting

Sunday, June 1