First Unitarian Church of Louisville is awarding grants to build a diverse multicultural community that accountably dismantles racism and other oppressions in ourselves and our institutions. This program, with an original allotment of $25,000 in the Sanctuary Fund, will distribute grants between $250 to $5,000 … read more.
If you click on First Unitarian COVID 19 In-Person Risk Response Matrix – Rev 11.22.2021 you will find a matrix of our plans for return to services and church activities. We returned to the sanctuary on Nov 7 with the guidelines for the very high … read more.
September 23, 2020.
In a year besieged by a virus, Louisville was also embattled in the fight for justice. The city, joined by the rest of the world, was united with Breonna Taylor’s family in anticipation of the long-awaited outcome of the Attorney General’s investigation into Breonna’s … read more.
Click here for a link to a video from Rev. Lori
Greetings, Dear Ones!
This morning in the Courier Journal there is an article about various locations in Louisville that were suffrage movement sites. Our First U church is one of them, and below you will see the beautiful picture and accompanying script that appears … read more.
Please click on the title, then click the blue letters for a LINK to a recording of the service.
It is with sadness that we tell of you Rev. Richard Beal’s death July 7. He served this congregation as minister for 15 years from 1986-2001. In addition, Richard … read more.
Dear Ones-
Rumi brightens this rainy springtime day with a lovely poem. I imagine if I were in the woods now it would look and feel much like the depiction in this beautiful photo. Although I will likely not be in a wooded area today, when I … read more.
Hello Dear Ones-
Happy Earth Day! In honor of this special day I am sharing with you the writings of poets David Wagoner and Gregory Orr. In the poem Lost Wagoner beckons us to still our busy selves in order to be in the sacred space of the present … read more.
GOT METAL?You can help Solar Array help First U!
(and clear out stuff in your way!)
Drop off cans and scrap metal at the Solar Array Project collection can in the courtyard behind the wooden fence. Your scrap metal will help First U cut its … read more.
LG&E’s rate proposal
LG&E has proposed an increase in the basic charges and a decrease in the reimbursement for energy produced by home solar panels (net metering). Increasing basic charges disproportionally affect low-income communities. Reducing the reimbursement for excess electricity would make solar panels less … read more.
