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.

We are a historically lay-led Unitarian Universalist fellowship that has recently made the transition to 1/4-time ministry. Rev. Sarah Schurr, our part-time minister, travels to join us many weeks each year from her home in Oregon and is available for consultation and pastoral care between visits as well. Other services each year continue to be lay-led, ensuring a diversity of topics and voices.

Lay Leader: Susan Grace

Raise your voice! Let your very soul vibrate with the spirit of life…sing! Get into the spirit of music. We will sing our service on this Sunday!

Lay Leader: Frida Shroyer Speakers: Julia Stewart and Karen Miller

Hear from a couple of women from our fellowship as they share stories of their mothers, and we celebrate our mothers this Mother’s Day! Please bring a picture of a mom you would like to honor during the service.

Lay Leader: Cam Leonard

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

Lay Leader: Hayden Nevill, Dance Leader: Susan Grace Accompanists: Laurel Holmes, Rebecca Dunne, Ryan Bowers, and Larry Fogleson

We’ll have a short inside service followed by live music and dancing around the maypole. All ages are welcome. Join us afterwards for a Soup and Sundae Social to kick off our annual Stewardship Campaign. Pledge Stewards will be available for filling out pledge cards.

Lay Leader: Susan Grace Speakers: Various UUFF Members

Join us as we celebrate Earth Day by coming as our favorite Earth Heroes! Come dressed as your favorite Earth Hero, with a short info statement about who you are, where you are from and why you are an Earth Hero! We will make time to interview and hear from all of you!  This is a very fun service and perhaps may draw some heated discussion between our attending heroes.  Last time we had a bit of challenge between John Muir and Sigrid Olson, due to opposing thoughts and philosophy on conservation.

Lay Leader: Doug Toelle Speakers: Marilyn Russell and Miriam Paquin

Miriam and Marilyn will tell us about their experiences in Malawi.  The offering today will benefit the Malawi Children’s Village inAfrica.  The school there has many needs.  Three students share one book, as they crowd into a two-person desk.  The dedicated teachers struggle with very limited resources.  The black boards are so scarred that they are barely legible. The money collected will help benefit the school and their hope for the future.

Plans for the evening include music, wine, hors d’oeuvres, activities for kids, and a silent and outcry auction. Proceeds will fund the mission of the fellowship.

Lay Leader: Julia Stewart Speaker: Rev. Sarah Schurr

Yes, this is Easter Sunday.  What meaning can this ancient holiday hold for UUs? Is there more to it than Chocolate Bunnies? Come hear Rev. Sarah’s response to the question of Easter.

Join us Friday, April 13th from 7 to 9 p.m. for an evening of food, fun and fundraising at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship (across from the Princess Hotel on Pike’s Landing Road). Tickets are $10 per person or $15 per family.

Plans for the evening include music, wine, hors d’oeuvres, activities for kids, and a silent and outcry auction. Proceeds will fund the mission of the fellowship.

Lay Leader: Cam Leonard  Speaker: Rev. Sarah Schurr

Fred Rogers helped to raise many generations of children in kindness and respect for others. Come hear Rev. Schurr speak about Mr. Rogers and his unique community ministry, as well as some unique UU community ministries in this district.  In this service we will also welcome those who joined our congregation in the past 12 months.