- Our sanctuary on the banks of the Chena River in Fairbanks.
- Music takes center stage in our fellowship.
- Members voluntarily plow in winter to keep our sanctuary accessible.
- Alaska Native guests share knowledge during a Sunday service.
Nichiren Buddhism – World Peace through Inner Happiness
Lela Ryterski, a practicing member of Nichiren Buddhism for 38 years, will speak about this relatively new sect of Buddhism. The practice combines continual self-improvement with a philosophy aimed toward world peace. The service will include a guided chant, which is a main part of … read more.
Join Us on Sunday
The fellowship meets at 10:30 a.m. Sunday mornings. Services are led by lay members of the fellowship or by guest speakers. Here’s what to expect on Sunday mornings.
Support Our Community
Donations support our fellowship as well as other organizations that do good work in our community. Offerings collected at Sunday Services are split 50/50 with a local nonprofit that is chosen by the UUFF Board each month.