We gather to honor the Equinox and the immanence of Spring. As seeds buried in the ground burst into seedlings all around us, this season also invites us to burst into new life and creativity. What do we need in order to get out of our shells, leave behind what no longer serves, and embrace the freshness of Spring? What can our beautiful stained glass window in our sanctuary tell us about planting good seeds? Join us in an earth-centering service of creativity, balance, and grounding informed by wisdom from Celtic Neopaganism with a retelling of the Sower Parable from a Philippine perspective. Piper Rowanoak Swim leading with worship associate Kevin Mann.

Checking out First Unitarian Oakland?
If you’re joining us for the first time, we would like to extend a full welcome!  Please answer a few questions on our online Guest Connection Card.  When at church on Sunday, you can also ask questions & get help at the Greeting Table on the patio before the service.

On most Sundays right after the service, we have a quick Newcomer Welcome in the sanctuary — meet up with a church member in front by the pulpit, for a quick introduction to the church and answers to your questions — then join us in Wendte Hall for Coffee Hour.  If you attend via Zoom, you can stay in the Zoom session after the service for informal discussion in our Virtual Coffee Hour.

We look forward to you joining us for worship service each week! For more information, check out About Worship.