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Interfaith Community Iftar Dinner
Trinity Memorial Episcopal Church (2212 Spruce St.)
Thursday, May 23, 7:30pm
Enjoy a free iftar meal and listen to speakers from the Peace Islands Institute and Cabrini University talk on the inner dimensions of fasting in the month of Ramadan. For those who are able, there's a suggested contribution of $10 per person, all of which will be donated to Bethesda Project for homeless shelters in Philadelphia.

Our Minister

In the Spring of 2016, we called Rev. Abbey Tennis to our congregation.

She is passionate about building multigenerational and multicultural ministries that enliven the mind, grow the heart, engage the body, feed the soul, and transform the world.

You can learn more about Rev. Abbey Tennis on her personal website here.

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First Unitarian Church Annual Meeting
Sunday, May 19, 12:30pm
All members are invited to come to our Annual Meeting, after church on May 19, to hear updates on church life, share questions and feedback, and vote on next year’s leaders and budget. This year’s meeting will include updates from our Mission-Vision Team, our Board, our partner 501c3 organization “Friends of 2125 Chestnut Street”, and our Minister, and will provide updates on current and upcoming building projects. Important votes will be taken on next year’s budget, and on our slate of candidates for the Board of Trustees, Nominating Committee, and Moderator.

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As an official Welcoming Congregation we are inclusive towards bisexual, gay, lesbian, and transgender people.

For people with disabilities, we provide assisted listening devices, large print orders of service and hymnals. Also, our Sanctuary, Parish Room and Chapel are wheelchair accessible.

What would you like to learn more about?

What worship is like at First Unitarian Church

Religious Education for Children at First Unitarian Church

What is the history of Unitarian Universalism?

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