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 … read more.
We are a welcoming, open and affirming congregation, a place where people of all races, religious backgrounds, sexual orientations and gender expressions are welcome to come just as they are. In 2007, members of the Fellowship voted overwhelmingly to become an official … read more.
Intrigued? If you think UU may be right for you, there are many places you can go to learn more. Visit Are You a UU? or What do UUs believe? to compare your own beliefs with those of … read more.
The fellowship meets at 10:30 a.m. Sunday mornings. Our Full-time Minister is Rev. Leslie Ahuvah Fails. When Rev. Leslie is not leading our services, they are led by lay members of the fellowship or by guest speakers from the community and visiting ministers from other … read more.
We are located at 4448 Pikes Landing Road, across from the Princess Hotel.
Directions: From Airport Way, turn Right onto Hoselton Road at Pike’s restaurant. After one block, turn Left onto Pikes Landing Road as if you were going to the Princess Hotel. Look … read more.
The Raven’s Tree of Life panel at the front of the Sanctuary was pieced and quilted by Stephanie Rudig in 2005 from a drawing by UUFF artist Shane Hurd. The design was by Committee. There is a meaningful story behind the quilt’s symbolism.
Each of our RE classrooms is named after a famous Unitarian Universalist:
Beatrix Potter (1866-1943) was the author of Peter Rabbit and other
children’s stories.
P.T. Barnum (1810-1891) was a well-known showman, owner of the
Barnum and Bailey Circus, and a founder of Tufts University.
Kurt Vonnegut (1922-2007) … read more.
