Our August Social Justice Plate Offering is designated for Friends of Ganondagan.

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The Friends of Ganondagan, (The Friends) is a not-for-profit, 501(c)(3) Corporation created in 1989 as a private educational partner to the Ganondagan State Historic Site. Located in Victor, New York, it is the only New York State Historic Site dedicated to Native Americans (1987), and the only Seneca town developed and interpreted in the United States.

Ganondagan State Historic Site is the internationally recognized resource for Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) history, culture and living traditions that express universal ideals of peace cooperation and respect for each other and the natural world.

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Please contribute as generously as you can to support this important work. ​

We'll meet to decide future discussion topics, review and possibly revise our covenant and otherwise talk about whatever is on our minds.​

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We will meet at 9:15am in the Chalice Room. All are welcome. Drop-in discussions will continue on the first Sunday of the month through June 2025. All are welcome!

The Eastman Community Music School is proud to present free weekly concerts featuring artists from the Eastman School of Music and ECMS. Faculty and Student Performances from both schools offer an excellent opportunity to hear some of the best musicians that Rochester has to offer and all performances are absolutely free!

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Concerts begin around 12:15pm, and run until 12:45 to 1pm. We hope to see you there!

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More to come as they are announced!

Are you curious about the history of our building?  Would you like a tour?  Michael Scott, long-time member of the House Committee, would be happy to tell the story, show folks around, and answer any questions after the service on August 24.

Our monthly food ingathering for the Community Food Cupboard! Low-sodium non-perishable food, toiletries, paper products, and cash are always needed and deeply appreciated!

Tonight we will watch and discuss a second sermon that Rev. AJ van Tine presented to our sister congregation at First Unitarian which provides a very interesting and relevant retrospective as this is the 200th Anniversary of the formation of the American Unitarian Association of Boston. And since Universalists merged with the Unitarians, this history pertains to us as well. Come watch this sermon and discuss your thoughts and reactions with us.​​

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​Drop-in Discussions meet via Zoom Tuesday nights from 6:30-7:30pm.

First Universalist Men's Group meeting, all who identify as he/him or they/him are invited! We shall meet from 10am to noon in the Clara Barton Lounge at First Universalist. We hope to see you there!