We are a liberal religious haven, sustained by tradition, boldly seeking justice and gently transforming lives through deeds great and small.

All of our Sunday morning services (10AM) are streamed (and recorded) live on YouTube. You can access our YouTube channel at this link: https://www.youtube.com/c/FirstUnitarianChurchofCincinnati/featured

Life can sure seem like one long hustle and bustle at times! And in the midst of all that hustle and bustle, we can actually forget to live life! This Sunday is an opportunity to reflect on how much we let life pass us by and recommit ourselves actually to live the precious lives we’ve been given.

Unitarian Universalism has been called “The thinking person’s religion.” With the flow of time, our living tradition changes. Does the phrase “The Thinking person’s religion” still describe us? Or, should we be rethinking the role of thought in the religious life? This will be a spontaneous dialogue between Dr. Riegel and Tim Kraus.

Martin Luther King, Jr. was quoted as saying: “We must accept finite disappointment but never lose infinite hope.”  What do we do when there is a lament or angst in our heart and perhaps a sense of helplessness of hopelessness? Today’s reflections are not about fixing but rather about a continuum of care for our soul-being, aching hearts,and, communal thread of capacity, ease, and, grace.

It has been over eight years of hard news. For many of us, joy and contentment seem elusive. We are weary. In the midst of weariness we still have jobs, families, and other responsibilities. How can we recognize and honor good moments in our lives, so that challenges remain in perspective? How can we find joy?

All are welcome to join our services.  We gather every Sunday at 10:00 a.m. 
Join us in person or watch online on our YouTube Channel:
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We are a caring Unitarian Universalist community in the centrally located Avondale neighborhood of Cincinnati. We meet in a warm and graceful building, circa 1889, for worship services that nourish spiritual growth and learning throughout life. A self-governed congregation in good standing with the Unitarian Universalist Association, we are an active force for positive change through a variety of activities that serve our members and our community. 

If you are a member here, an internet traveler or a spiritual searcher, if you are experiencing hard times and need a hand up or are a social justice advocate, come to First Church and share in the celebration of life’s journey. We cherish human diversity, the differences in sex, age, race, ethnicity, national origin, range of abilities, sexual orientation, gender identity, financial means, education, theology and political perspective. These values apply to all of the activities of our Congregation.

In an effort to streamline our church announcements, the Communications Task Force along with the Board are reviewing current messaging vehicles and would like your feedback.

What we learn from this exercise will influence where and how announcements go out to the congregation, so your participation is very important.

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As a thank you, one person will be randomly chosen from the list of respondents and will win flowers in their name at an upcoming service.

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