Dear Members and Friends of First Unitarian of Ithaca,
Babies First has been doing good work for everyone in the Tompkins County area for almost thirty years. Sue Rakow and Walt Peck are the current directors of the program, but we are just two in a long … read more.
We recently shared with you some of what has been happening in the wider UU community and the UUA including the proposed significant changes to Article II of the UUA by-laws.
This is the article that currently includes:
a list of the seven Principles of the Association of … read more.
At First Unitarian Society of Ithaca, worship services and Small Groups are based on a monthly theme from The Soul Matters Sharing Circle LLC (a network of Unitarian Universalist congregations).
The November Soul Matters theme is The Path of Change. This month’s packet includes a few short … read more.
At First Unitarian Society of Ithaca, worship services and Small Groups are based on a monthly theme from The Soul Matters Sharing Circle LLC (a network of Unitarian Universalist congregations).
The October Soul Matters theme is The Path of Change. This month’s packet includes a few short … read more.
The Ministry Fulfillment Committee was established in March 2022 to advise the FUSIT Board of Trustees on fulfilling ministry responsibilities in service to the congregation for the coming year.
Due to budget constraints, and a lack of settled minister candidates, this process was a bit different … read more.
The Way Forward Team has been tasked with creating guidelines for safely resuming the in-person aspect of the work that we do here at FUSIT: worship, group meetings, programming, community outreach, and religious exploration, to name a few. We are doing our very best to move forward … read more.
A Liberal Church is the history of the First Unitarian Society of Ithaca from 1865 to 1945. It was written by Carol Kammen, the Tompkins County Historian, and aided greatly by FUSIT member, Beverly Henderson West. Read about being a liberal congregation in the … read more.
Like a beautiful cloth woven in many colors, so many FUSIT members contributed in ways large and small. There were 37 riders on the “Mark Rides On” team, who raised more than $30,000 in Mark’s name for the Southern Tier Aids Prevention program. They … read more.
