First Unitarian Church of Baltimore

First Unitarian Church of Baltimore A whole people on a journey together. We practice a spirituality of transformation for ourselves, our relationships, and the wider world.

We practice a spirituality of transformation for ourselves, our relationships and the wider world.

02/07/2026

IN-PERSON CHURCH SERVICE FOR FEBRUARY 8 HAS BEEN CANCELLED.

In an email to the Church community, Rev. Karyn Marsh communicated the following:

Due to the frigid temperatures, the heat in the scactuary is not working properly and the in-person service for tomorrow has been cancelled.

It's unfortunate becaue this service marks Founders Day, which includes a reception. But it will be too cold for anyone to enjoy.

Instead, we will be broadcasting via Zoom last year's Founders Day service. Please join us at 10:25 a.m via Zoom in the warmth of your home.

The title of the sermon is "What's in a Name? Unpacking Who We Are."

Worship services begin at 10:30 a.m.

Our Sunday Service Worship Zoom link is
https://zoom.u./j/362825176
or, Dial 1-646-558-8656

Our Worship Service Meeting ID is 362 825 176

On Zoom, please join us starting at 10:25 a.m.

We will celebrate Founders Day on Sunday, February 8, 2026, during the worship service. Founders Day is the day on which...
02/06/2026

We will celebrate Founders Day on Sunday, February 8, 2026, during the worship service.

Founders Day is the day on which we commemorate the founding of the church by a group of Baltimoreans in Henry Payson’s home on February 10, 1817. February 10 is also the date the merger between The First Unitarian Church of Baltimore and The Second Universalist Society in the City of Baltimore was finalized in 1935, the day on which the name of church became “The First Unitarian Church of Baltimore (Universalist & Unitarian).”

During the worship service at 10:30 am on Sunday, February 8, we will commemorate the 209th anniversary of the founding of the church and the 91st anniversary of the merger between the Unitarians and the Universalists in Baltimore. Catherine Evans, Church Historian, will deliver a sermon on rising to meet our challenges and being good stewards of our church’s legacy entitled “At a Crossroads: What Would Jackie Do?

A reception will follow during coffee hour in the Enoch Pratt Parish Hall. All who can are asked to bring finger food contributions to this potluck-style event. In addition, we will need folks to help with set up and clean up afterwards. If you can help, please sign up on Perfect Potluck at www.PerfectPotluck.com/TTRH0869

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10 W Franklin Street
Baltimore, MD
21201

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