This Week
"To Be Like a Seed" by Reverend Shari Woodbury
Are you sensing new possibilities in your life? Transformation is tricky business. It can be hard to get going, let alone to follow the process through to completion. What can we learn from seeds, and their phases of development from potentiality to lush life? Includes a Teacher Dedication and a gift of music from our choir.
Livestream Service on YouTube
Worship With Us!
Welcome to First Unitarian Church of Omaha online. We celebrate religious diversity and welcome people from all religious or areligious backgrounds. Dress is casual. Worship begins at 10:30 and typically runs 60-75 minutes. Check out the directions page for parking and handicap accessibility details.
Please take a moment to fill out a visitor form We look forward to meeting you!
Order of Service
Download the Order of Service for Sunday morning. Worship begins at 10:30 a.m. and typically lasts 60-75 minutes.
Youth Group & Children
For the 2024-25 school year, our preschool class (within the infant/toddler/pre-K childcare room) will learn together from the Chalice Children curriculum. Our Elementary Sunday School class (K-5th grade) is exploring LEGO® ValUUes, a LEGO®-Centered & Experiential Curriculum on Unitarian Universalist Values. Our middle/high Sunday school class is starting the academic year, and we are getting to know each other through games, art, and other activities. Later this Fall, they will begin the Unitarian Universalist Coming of Age program; more information will come soon. Contact dre@firstuuomaha.org for more information.
Share the Plate
Each month, First Unitarian shares the loose currency in our offering plates with a selected non-profit. For September, we selected Planned Parenthood, the nation’s leading provider and advocate of high-quality, affordable sexual and reproductive health care for all people, as well as the nation’s largest provider of sex education. Learn more.
Events
Land Acknowledgment
It is appropriate to acknowledge that the First Unitarian Church of Omaha occupies the traditional treaty lands of the Omaha and Otoe-Missouria Tribal Nations whose sovereignty existed long before the state of Nebraska. We would also like to express our respect to the Ponca Tribe of Nebraska, the Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska, the Santee Sioux Tribe of Nebraska, and over 170 other tribes represented within the Omaha area.
