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Easter from a progressive viewpoint? Yes! You are invited to celebrate Easter at First United Church tomorrow morning at 10:30! Come early for Easter breakfast (9:30 am), or earlier for the Easter Egg hunt (9:05)! Children are welcome to stay in the service! Nursery care is also available for small children, and kids in K-5th grade are welcome to attend Children's Learning Time which meets during part of the service. We hope to see you there!

Please join us tonight for the Maundy Thursday dinner and service. It will meet in the Fellowship Hall, and starts at 6:00 pm.

Looking for a Good Friday service that fits into your lunch break? Please consider the Community Good Friday Service. This year it meets at First Christian Church (205 E. Kirkwood).

Looking for ways to "plug in" to Holy Week events in a progressive church? Maundy Thursday Dinner and Service- Please join us for a beautiful service consisting of a simple dinner and the reading of the passion narrative. This meaningful out of the box service include communion, and runs from 6:00 pm to about 7:00 pm. Community Good Friday Service - A cooperative and contemplative service that meets at First Christian Church (205 E. Kirkwood): 12:10 pm - 1:00 pm. Easter Sunday - Festivities abound! 9:05 am - Easter Egg Hunt (rain or shine) 9:30 am - Breakfast served in the Fellowship Hall. Please feel free to bring a dish, or just come and eat. Open to everyone! 10:30 am - Easter Morning Church Service!

Do you have questions about "Palm Sunday?" How about "Passion Sunday?" Come pose your questions this Sunday morning at 9:15 in the lectionary discussion group!

Are you a lifelong learner? Please join our informal adult discussion group on Tuesdays from 10-11:30 am! Each week we explore a new video from the Great Courses series. The series we've just started is "The Holy Land Revealed" by Professor Jodi Magness. Prof. Magness is an archaeologist with expertise in the Ancient Near East, and extensive experience doing digs in Israel. She teaches at UNC Chapel Hill. We hope to see you next Tuesday! Coffee, tea, and light refreshments are always served.

Please join us this Sunday afternoon from 4 to 6 for a NEW program! The Just Friday discussion group is now the Justice Forum. On Sunday we will be discussing gender issues in society and church. We hope you will add your voice to the conversation!

Please join us this Sunday afternoon from 4 to 6 for a NEW program! The Just Friday discussion group is now the Justice Forum. On Sunday we will be discussing gender issues in society and church. We hope you will add your voice to the conversation!

Looking for a way to show love and support for Bloomington's Muslim community in the wake of the terrorist attack in New Zealand? Here are two opportunities: FRIDAY, MARCH 22 at 2:30 p.m. Indiana Memorial Union, Dogwood Room Sponsored by the IU Muslim Student Union Come to Friday prayers. People of all backgrounds are invited to attend Jummah (Friday prayer service) with members of the IU Muslim Student Union in an act of solidarity. SUNDAY, MARCH 24, 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. Islamic Center of Bloomington, 1925 East Atwater Avenue Sponsored by the Islamic Center of Bloomington "A Memorial for Christchurch Victims: Moving Forward in Unity" A vigil for the victims, and an opportunity to come together as a multi-faith community to condemn all forms of hatred, including racism, antisemitism, Islamophobia and xenophobia.

Please click below to read a statement by UCC leadership regarding the anti-Muslim terrorist attack in New Zealand. We grieve with the families of those who lost loved ones in this senseless attack, and wish healing for all those injured.

Time change is tonight! Please spring forward or you might miss church!

Don't forget to set your clocks forward before Sunday morning!

Please join us this Wednesday evening for our annual Ash Wednesday service at 7 pm. After the service, you are invited to attend our Spirituality Forum from 7:30 to 9 p.m., at which Dr. David Dilcher will present and lead a discussion on "Evolution, Liife and Spirituality."

MCUM food pantry is completely out of peanut butter, cereal, and helper type meals. – Sam

First Baptist Church at 4th and Washington. Parsonage on the left and steeple on the right - just in front of Methodist Church steeple. Late 1940s—Sam

Remember: The Sunday morning worship service now starts at 10:30 am. Don't forget and show up 15 minutes late!

For next Sunday (Nov. 4) remember two things: 1. Set your clocks back 1 hour 2. Worship service start time changes to 10:30am

First United helped with this several years ago when we gave $100K from an estate we inherited.

This Sunday during worship, we will be treated to special music by our ensemble-in-residence, the Quarryland Mens Chorus! Don't forget to bring your donations of cereal and coffee for the Shalom Center - we'll be collecting them this Sunday and next Sunday.

http://firstuc.org/audio-it-is-a-crucial-time-to-have-faith/

Thinking about visiting First United for the first time? Check out this little video tour and then come see us!

From our annual Blessing of the Animals - October 6, 2008.