There is a distinct kind of magic that happens when a community gathers to look backward and forward at the exact same time. On Saturday evening, June 27, 2026, the Channing Social Hall at The First Unitarian Church of Dallas transformed into a vibrant space of gratitude, rhythm, and shared intention for the Earth-Centered Spirituality group’s annual Summer Solstice celebration.
10 Things I Love About the Earth Centered Spirituality Group at First Unitarian Church of Dallas 🌍If you’re looking for a spiritual home that honors the rhythms of the earth and welcomes all seekers, let me tell you about the Earth Centered Spirituality Group at the First Unitarian Church of Dallas (FUCD). This group is a breath of fresh air, a warm community, and a vital connection to the sacredness of the natural world. Here are ten things that make this group so special:
Carrying the Light Forward: Summer Solstice Potluck & Celebration
The sun is high, the days are long, and the earth is in its full, radiant bloom. While the official astronomical Summer Solstice lands on June 21st, the spirit of the season is something to be savored. That’s why we are keeping the vibrant energy alive and gathering a few days later to celebrate as a community!
The First Face of Welcome: 5 Things I Love About Being a Greeter at First Unitarian Church of Dallas There is something profoundly special about the quiet moments before the sanctuary doors open on a Sunday morning. While many are still finishing their coffee or navigating the parking garage on Normandy, I am already at … Read more
Bealtaine Potluck And Community Ritual First Unitarian Church Of Dallas
Whether you call it May Day, Beltane, or Bealtaine, the arrival of May marks a vibrant turning point in the Wheel of the Year. As the North Texas landscape explodes into full bloom, our community is coming together to honor the “bright fire” of summer.