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Grow in Wisdom FLAME — Family Learning Kids' Principles Care in Community CARE (overview) Team Kindness Cardinal Elementary School Partnership Caregivers Support Group Courtesies of Community Cybersafety Earth Day Buy Nothing Event Lay Pastoral Care Neighbor to Neighbor (N2N) Nut-Free Building Rainbow Chalice (LGBTQIA+) Soulful Supper Tidewater Cluster Upcoming Holidays Helping Volunteer Service Award Social Justice Social Justice at First UU Richmond (overview) Adopting Shelter/Housing Justice Anti-Racism Work Disability Justice Earth Care Initiative First UUs in Support of Indigenous Peoples (FUUSIP) Immigration Justice Legislative Justice Palestine Awareness and Advocacy Group Reproductive Justice RISC Partnership Side with Love Voting Rights and UU The Vote

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Small Groups Member Portal Gallery at First UU 1st UU – Businesses Among Us Contact Us Journey to Membership

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Faith That Works

Sat, Oct 23 2027, 7:30 - 8:30am

Start your Saturday with A Faith That Works, an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting at First UU Richmond.…

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This is a photo of Presidents Hall at First UU of Richmond with several people standing in small groups, engaged in conversation and holding cups of coffee. Some people are standing at an information table near the back of the picture.

Sunday Worship

Sun, Oct 24 2027, 10 - 11am

Begin your Sunday in community at First UU Richmond. Our services bring together reflection, music,…

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1000 Blanton Avenue
Richmond, VA 23221

We are a nut-free building.

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t. 804-355-0777

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SUNDAY – THURSDAY
10am – 2pm & by appointment
Sunday Service: 10am

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Land and Labor Acknowledgment

We acknowledge that the land on which we worship is the traditional land of the Powhatan people and is likely land through which other Indigenous Peoples traveled. We also acknowledge that enslaved African people and their descendants likely labored and lived on this land. Read more.