Looking Back in Time to See Our Future In 1927, when the congregation of the then First Unitarian Church decided it was time to invest in building our current facilities, they could not have envisioned what the future would hold. …
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by Dolores Chase This morning I got a letter from Bill Clinton asking (paraphrasing): “What if you woke up Nov. 3rd and read that the Republicans had taken over the House? Would you have wished that you’d done more?” Similarly, …
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by Peter Grundfossen I am a donor to the First Church capital campaign because I am a missionary for the Church. This is the greatest church in Utah. And it can be even greater. We need more space for our …
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By Dot Verbrugge and Karl Vizmeg How many times have you opened the Salt Lake Tribune to find “the other side of the story” represented by someone from First Unitarian Church? This voice is critical in our city and state, …
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By Julie Swaner I read an interesting story recently about Alfred Nobel, a successful Swedish industrialist, engineer, innovator, and inventor of dynamite. He was famous and wealthy in his lifetime living the life of a well-heeled millionaire. Alfred’s brother, Ludvig …
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