As a lay-led congregation, our Sunday worship services are led by a variety of voices. Unitarian Universalism honors many paths to truth, and we draw from a wide range of speakers within our own community and from the broader region. Our speakers include:

• Visiting UU ministers who share the perspective of our wider Unitarian Universalist faith.
• Faith leaders from other traditions who help broaden our minds and explore diverse spiritual paths.
• Community leaders who speak about local issues and services.
• UUFF Fellowship members who share personal reflections about their spiritual journeys.

Our fellowship observes a number of annual celebrations throughout the year, including:

• Flower Communion: a UU tradition held in the spring where members are invited to contribute to a communal flower bouquet.
• Backpack Blessing: held during back-to-school season as we wish for a successful year in school for our younger community members.
• Water Communion: typically held in the fall, members are invited to bring a small sample of water that holds personal significance to them and add it to a communal vessel.

This variety in speakers and topics reflects a core UU value: that meaning and truth can be found in many sources, and that every voice has something to offer our community. We invite you to join us for an upcoming worship service, or view selected service recordings on our YouTube channel.