Speaker: UUFF Community

As a lay-led congregation since 1972, some of our services are created and presented by our members and friends.

The Democratic Spirit: Robert Burns, Poet of the People

Join us as we celebrate Robert Burns’ 267th birthday (1759-1796). Scotland’s beloved poet’s words championed human dignity, questioned religious dogma, and crossed oceans to inspire Appalachian communities. Discover how Burns’s democratic vision aligns with Unitarian values, learn about his work preserving folk songs, and trace the journey of Scottish traditions into our American mountain culture. … Continue reading The Democratic Spirit: Robert Burns, Poet of the People

Friends, Books & Belonging

What happens when people who love books and libraries decide to become their friends? Quite a lot! In celebration of Friends of the Library Week, two members of our Fellowship will take us inside our local Friends of the Library bookstore—a place where donated books find new readers, volunteers become friends, and every purchase helps … Continue reading Friends, Books & Belonging

When Water Remembers Us

This year’s Water Communion invites us to finish the sentence: “Our water can be…” We’ll explore how the waters we bring — from kitchen sinks, mountain streams, summer travels, and daily life — can become symbols of hope, healing, and shared purpose.

Thoreau’s “Walden”: The Wisdom of Deliberate Living

Henry David Thoreau spent just over two years living beside Walden Pond, seeking a life shaped by simplicity, attention, and purpose. More than 175 years later, his reflections continue to inspire people who long for a deeper relationship with nature, justice, and the essential things in life. Join us as we celebrate Thoreau’s 209th birthday … Continue reading Thoreau’s “Walden”: The Wisdom of Deliberate Living

Annual Meeting

Join us as we celebrate our 5th principle: “The right of conscience and the use of the democratic process within our congregations and in society at large.” Documents are attached.

Flower Communion

Join us for the traditional Unitarian Universalist Flower Communion: a springtime ritual where congregants bring flowers, creating a shared bouquet that symbolizes the beauty of community and diversity. Participants exchange flowers, taking home a different one to represent carrying the community’s spirit with them. We will celebrate our individuality, interconnectedness, and renewal.

Mother’s Day: Honoring Gaia

Honoring Gaia, led by Kathy Swink, service leader, Jude Lowery Today we honor Gaia, our Mother Earth. We focus on the oneness of all with the Earth with a video service from The Unitarian Universalist Congregation of South County (UUCSC), located in Rhode Island, is a flourishing liberal religious community of over 200 members and friends.  … Continue reading Mother’s Day: Honoring Gaia

3rd Annual Poetry Service

April is National Poetry Month. Join our Fellowship Community as we celebrate by sharing some of our favorite poems, including Unitarian Universalist poets.

The Forgotten Carols

The Forgotten Carols is a beloved Christmas musical by Michael McLean, telling the story of a cynical nurse, Connie Lou, whose faith is renewed by her patient, “Uncle John,” who recounts the Nativity through songs from the perspective of lesser-known characters like the innkeeper, the shepherds, and a woman who held baby Jesus, revealing what … Continue reading The Forgotten Carols