We are welcoming, open and affirming to all. Our services begin at 10:30 a.m. Sundays. Religious exploration for school-age children and childcare for preschoolers are available from September to May. Learn more about us and what happens Sundays at UUFF.

Our growing Unitarian Universalist fellowship is led by a part-time minister, Rev. Sarah Schurr, who travels to Fairbanks eight weeks each year from her home in Oregon and is available for consultation and pastoral care between visits as well. Other services are lay led or feature guest ministers, ensuring a diversity of topics and voices.

Lay leader: UUFF Board of Directors

The Annual Meeting will immediately follow a shortened Sunday service. Lunch and childcare will be provided. Come hear updates from the Board and our committees, weigh in on proposed resolutions, elect Board members and otherwise exercise your vote in our democratic congregation!

Lay Leader: Susan Grace Accompanist: Laurel Holmes May Baskets: Molly Leman Dance Leader: Barbara Braley, and Susan Grace Dance Band: The UUFF May Pole Dance Band

Following a short service celebrating spring, we will dance around the May Pole celebrating May Day and making May Baskets.

Lay leader: John Peirce  Speaker: Vera Alexander Accompanist: Laurel Holmes

Celebrating our oceans; their mystery, beauty and power.

Lay Leader: Bre Griffin Worship Leader: Rev. Sarah Schurr

We celebrate the rites of passage brought to us in this year at UUFF, be they new members joining, babies being born, or beloved friends who have passed. This service is collaboration between our minister and our DRE.

Lay leader: Monte Jordon  Worship Leader: Rev. Sarah Schurr

In his play “As You Like it” Shakespeare shared his view that we draw wisdom from unexpected experience. Rev. Sarah Schurr will look at how Unitarian Universalist’s draw wisdom from many interesting sources as well.

Lay Leader: Lisa Sporleder  Speakers: Scarlet Hopkins, Pam Miller, and Melissa Sikes

How do we plant seeds for renewal, rebirth, growth, and regeneration? How do we keep hope alive and nurtured?

Lay Leader: Laurie Walton Speaker: Susan Grace

Practicing mindfulness is a daily practice that is often a challenge. When we do practice this we open our hearts to incredible experiences and it helps us be reminded of lessons learned. Susan will share some of her experiences from her recent trip to Asia.

Lay Leader: Jana Peirce Speaker: Paul Blackburn

Money. How much is enough? How much is too little? Too much? Come ponder this age-old question with stories about soup kitchens and mega-yachts. Paul Blackburn grew up an Episcopal PK and became a UU in college. He serves as the Worship Coordinator, Pledge Team leader and a musician for his fellowship in Hood River, OR, and as the Stewardship Volunteer for the PNWD. He and his family enjoy skiing and biking and the local fruits of northern Oregon.