Socially-Distanced Social Events!
The newly established UUFF Ministry of Fun is bringing you a gaggle of Socially Distanced Social Events to brighten your 2020 summer and help us stay connected while staying safe. We want to make these activities as safe as possible so most people will feel safe participating, so we have established the Safety Covenant described below and ask that all participates abide by it. Masks will be required at all events, and a volunteer will be on site to gently remind us to keep our 6’ distance. We ask everyone to make their own decision about what feels safe to them when deciding to participate. Read More »

Do you like to sing? The Fairbanks Community Peace Choir rehearses on Tuesday nights from 7 to 8:30 pm in the UUFF sanctuary. Come early to register ($75 for the Fall semester). No auditions required. Helping to create a culture of peace through song. Call Flyn Ludington, Director, at 322-2521 for more info. Paul Krecji, Pianist.

Adult religious exploration (RE) classes may be offered several times during the year. The minister teaches a New UU class after Sunday service when in Fairbanks to teach new folks about UUFF and about Unitarian Universalism.  It is a good class to take for those considering membership or just those who are curious. Other topics vary from year to year. Popular courses in past years have been Building Your Own Theology, Eastern Philosophy, Deep Ecology and topics in UU history and women’s spirituality. Chalice Circles, which form once or twice a year, are a good way to explore your own spiritual identity while getting to know others in a small group setting.

At least once a year, UUFF offers a Chalice Circles program. Chalice Circles usually start in late January and run through April or early May. By meeting in small groups of 8 to 10, Chalice Circles provide an opportunity to learn more about yourself while getting to know other participants in a setting that invites the thoughtful intimacy that comes through deep sharing. The format of the meetings helps participants set aside daily distractions, reflect on their lives and beliefs, and make meaningful connections with one another. More about Chalice Circles »