Rev. Shirley Lee works for the Episcopal Diocese of Alaska and serves on the Ecumenical Mission for Shelter Board. She will share the status of the Fairbanks shelter that aims to serve homeless who are dealing with substance abuse issues.
Our annual UUFF business meeting will take place after a short service. This meeting is the one time a year when all members of the congregation come together to take part in the structure and governance of our fellowship. We will receive reports from the various committees and groups, recognize those who actively take part, and vote on the posted by-law changes, and vote for new board members. If you have other issues that need to be brought to the attention of the whole fellowship, the annual meeting is your best opportunity. Unitarian Universalists operate under democratic process. Come to the meeting and take part in that process! Child care will be available, and lunch will be provided.
Many of us observe certain traditions that have been handed down to us by our parents and grandparents. What are the roots of these traditions? This program is an exploration of the multicultural origins of Easter traditions and the symbolism associated with these traditions.
Join us in celebrating the milestones and transitions in our Fellowship, our families, and our lives. This service will include a child dedication for families who request it.
Sometimes guilt just gets in our way. But sometimes it is important, even for UUs, to feel guilt when they do something wrong. Come explore this complicated topic.
This Sunday: As we begin our canvass season Rev. Schurr will be talking about support of our Fellowship. This is not so much a “sermon on the amount” but a sermon about the mission of our Fellowship and how it can move forward.
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