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  • Drop In Meditation Wed, May 6 · Library

    Drop In Meditation May 6 · 10:45 AM · Library Join us for a weekly drop-in meditation on Wednesdays from 10:45–11:35 am in the Library. Sessions include both walking and sitting meditation, led by Eleanor Hobbs. All are welcome. For questions or more information, email Eleanor at ethobbs@rcn.com.

  • Practicing Resistance with the Worship Committee Sun, Feb 22 · Sanctuary

    Practicing Resistance with the Worship Committee February 22 · 11:00 AM · Sanctuary We are a village of many customs and cultures. We practice resistance by joining together in prayer, in song , in celebration, and hope for a future of peace, love, and freedom for all. Join us this Sunday as the worship committee reflects on practicing resistance. Gathering Music - Casey Hannan, piano Welcome and Announcements – Board Member Prelude - A Poem — Florence Price, Casey Hannan, piano Opening Words: Bearers of Hope & Resistance * - Rev. Michelle Collins ( Permission Secured by Soul Matters) Welcome to this place, a place where hope can be nourished. In a world that profits from despair, our gathering is a declaration of faith. We declare that joy still rises, that kindness still matters, that hope is not dead. We come to remember we are not alone. May our time together restore us to wonder, strengthen our resolve, and return us to the world as bearers of hope that sustains the work of resistance. - Richard Waring Greet Your Neighbor – Please Take a moment to look around and greet your neighbors - Richard Waring Chalice Lighting Life is a gift, for which we are grateful. We gather in community to celebrate The glories and the mysteries of this great gift. Gathering Hymn - 109 As We Come Marching Marching Stewardship Testimonial - David and Kathy Lind Story - Sometimes People March by Tessa Allen - Michael Griffin Anthem - “The Dove and the Olive Leaf” by Bob Chilcott; Senior Choir Reflection - Gabby Garshina-Bobrow Words of Offering - UU Urban Ministry Offertory - “And the Walls Came Tumblin’ Down” arr. Simon Andrews; Community Choir Doxology From all that dwell below the skies; Let words of love and peace arise; Let joyful songs of praise be sung; Through every land by every tongue. Amen. Candles of Celebration and Concern - Community Care Team Prayer - Rev. Chris Hymn - 1035 Freedom Is Coming Reflection - Leslie Talmadge Closing Song - 1017 Building a New Way Extinguishing the Flame - Already Breaking Through * - Rev. Michelle Collins Permission secured by Soul Matters Leave this place with hope rekindled, not as wishful thinking but as stubborn practice. In a world drenched with despair, choose joy. Choose action. Choose to believe another way is possible, and live as if it's already breaking through. - Richard Waring Postlude - Happy in Shadows — Florence Price, Casey Hannan, piano

  • FCB Green Monthly MeetingsTue, Jan 27 · Online

    FCB Green Monthly Meetings January 27 · 7:00 PM · Online Join with FCB Green for our monthly Zoom meetings to address the climate crisis through our own practices and political action.

  • Drop-In MeditationWed, Dec 16 · Library

    Drop-In Meditation December 16 · 11:00 AM · Library Join us for a weekly drop-in meditation on Wednesdays from 11:00–11:50 am in the Library. Sessions include both walking and sitting meditation, led by Eleanor Hobbs. All are welcome. For questions or more information, email Eleanor at meditation@uubelmont.org.

  • Small Group Writing InitiativeTue, Apr 21 · Library

    Small Group Writing Initiative April 21 · 7:30 PM · Library This group is designed to enable, if not nudge, us to write regularly in the context of a trusted, sharing small group. We are often able to work at a deeper level by committing our feelings and thoughts to writing. Many might say that they write as much to understand as to be understood. Prompts, distributed a week in advance, are offered only as optional themes to jog thinking and preparing to write. After an introductory, provocative thought or poem, we will write for an hour on any topic, event, or feeling in fiction or non-fiction format, and then share any writing that might be offered to the group. There are no expectations to share our writing, only opportunities.

  • 2022 End Of The Year Financial Report | The First Church Belmont, UU

    < Back 2022 End Of The Year Financial Report Annual Report for Financial Year 22 (July 2021 - June 2022) This is placeholder text. To change this content, double-click on the element and click Change Content. Want to view and manage all your collections? Click on the Content Manager button in the Add panel on the left. Here, you can make changes to your content, add new fields, create dynamic pages and more. You can create as many collections as you need. Your collection is already set up for you with fields and content. Add your own, or import content from a CSV file. Add fields for any type of content you want to display, such as rich text, images, videos and more. You can also collect and store information from your site visitors using input elements like custom forms and fields. Be sure to click Sync after making changes in a collection, so visitors can see your newest content on your live site. Preview your site to check that all your elements are displaying content from the right collection fields. Previous Next

  • The Saving Power of AweSun, Apr 12 · Sanctuary

    The Saving Power of Awe April 12 · 9:00 AM · Sanctuary In his book "Awe: The New Science of Everyday Wonder", Dachner Keltner, a psychology scholar, defines "awe" as "the feeling of being in the presence of something vast that transcends your current understanding of the world." In my experience "awe" is a concept not often felt by UU's. We greatly value logic, rationality, and critical thinking, which though are important, can sometimes block our ability to experience "awe." Being less familiar with awe blocks our ability to be open to miracles and wonder, and isn't this a moment where we could really use a miracle? Where we could learn and expand our imagination through "transcending our current understanding of the world?" Music for this Unplugged and Connected service is provided by FCB community members Lynn and Roger Read, Roger Miller, and Gerri Strickler. Gathering Music Welcome and Announcements – Board Member Prelude - Let the Mystery Be, by Iris DeMent Chalice Lighting Life is a gift, for which we are grateful. We gather in community to celebrate The glories and the mysteries of this great gift. Gathering Hymn 346, Come Sing a Song with Me Story - Rev. Chris Anthem - One Voice, by Ruth Moody Reflection - Richard Waring Words of Offering Offertory - Let the Dark Clouds Roll Away, by Dinty Child Doxology From all that dwell below the skies; Let words of love and peace arise; Let joyful songs of praise be sung; Through every land by every tongue. Amen. Candles of Celebration and Concern Prayer Hymn #108 , My Life Flows On in Endless Song Sermon “ The Saving Power of Awe” Rev. Jo Murphy Closing Song #1008 , When Our Heart is in a Holy Place Extinguishing the Flame Postlude - When the Ship Comes In, by Bob Dylan Musicians Roger Miller Lynn Read Roger Read Gerri Strickler Sanctuary Flowers- Flowers are given by the Penny Schafer Memorial Fund to celebrate the life of beloved longtime member Penelope "Penny" Schafer (1944 - 2020).

  • Rentals: Audio/Visual Tech | The First Church Belmont, UU

    Learn about the audio and visual equipment available for events at The First Church in Belmont. Includes microphone, projector, speaker system, and WiFi details for Parish Hall rentals. Audio/Visual Equipment The Parish Hall is the only rental space at the church equipped with audio/visual (A/V) technology. Use of these features is included in the Parish Hall rental fee. Available A/V Equipment in the Parish Hall: Two wireless handheld microphones Speaker system with auxiliary input (for use with phones or other devices) Overhead projector and screen Compatible with DVD, flash drive, or laptop Open guest WiFi network Please note: Church staff can demonstrate how to use A/V equipment during setup. However, staff are not available to provide technical support, operate equipment during events, or assist with live-streaming or recording. If your event includes presentations, video, or amplified sound, we recommend bringing your own tech support or testing your equipment in advance.

  • Transylvania Partner Church LunchSun, Jan 25 · Parish Hall

    Transylvania Partner Church Lunch January 25 · 11:30 AM · Parish Hall Did you know we have a close partnership with a Unitarian church in Transylvania? We will be simulcasting our joint service with this partner church and follow it with by a homemade Hungarian lunch. All are welcome! Questions? Email partnerchurch@uubelmont.org.

  • April 2023 Property Care Meeting Minutes | The First Church Belmont, UU

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  • Drop In Meditation Wed, Jan 14 · Library

    Drop In Meditation January 14 · 10:45 AM · Library Join us for a weekly drop-in meditation on Wednesdays from 10:45–11:35 am in the Library. Sessions include both walking and sitting meditation, led by Eleanor Hobbs. All are welcome. For questions or more information, email Eleanor at ethobbs@rcn.com.

  • Celebration of Life for Ken StalbergMon, Mar 9 · Parish Hall

    Celebration of Life for Ken Stalberg March 9 · 11:00 AM · Parish Hall Come and celebrate the life of Ken Stalberg, longtime member, musician and teacher. Reception to follow. This record is for what will be shared on the church’s website calendar. Please use the COL Rental Template on the Untitled for tracking set up/costs etc. See Untitled for billing and planning

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