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Join us online Sunday mornings!

“It’s Always Darkest Before the Dawn”, with Rev. James. January 17, 11 am. Online Service. As we reflect on a violent insurrection at the U.S. Capitol, the impeachment of one president, and the inauguration of another, Rev. James asks how we got here and how we can move forward. The service will also include A Time For All Ages. Click here to watch live online (or to watch a recording of the services later.)

Click here to join us for Social Hour after service.

To participate by phone, call 656-876-9923 and enter Meeting ID 698-614-084.

If you have a joy or sorrow you would like to share on Sunday morning, please email [email protected] by 9 am Sunday.

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Many activities at UUFR are now taking place online. Visitors are always welcome at these activities.

Find out about everything happening in the coming week in The Chalice, our weekly e-newsletter.

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Red Cross Blood Drive

UUFR & the Red Cross are having a Blood Drive on Saturday, January 30 from 8:30 to 2:00. Every pint of blood may go to 3 people. The rules have changed. So you may be eligible to donate, if you were ineligible before. To sign up just go to redcross.org, choose Give Blood, and use UUFR as the Find-A-Drive. For more info, you can call Bill Devereux at 904-993-6468.

What’s the Deal with Retirement Communities?

Wellspring Jan 20 CCRC presentation by Emily Smith, Director of Marketing @ Glenaire

Want to learn more about Continuing Care Retirement Communities (CCRCs)? Wondering if Springmoor, Waltonwood, Magnolia Glen and Glenaire are all the same? How much do they cost? What’s the difference between rental and equity models? Is a CCRC the right choice for you, or for your mom and dad? Our speaker Emily Smith is a CCRC marketing director and has been in the senior housing industry for 19 years. Join us at 7 pm on Jan 20.

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New Mailing Address

UUFR has a new mailing address:

Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Raleigh
PO Box 33705
Raleigh, NC 27636

Mail can still be sent to our street address; however, using this PO Box address will help increase delivery speed and security.

With ONE Wake, UUFR is shaping the future of Raleigh

Last week, Raleigh approved rezoning for one of the largest developments in its history. Developer John Kane will build Downtown South, a $2-billion complex in southeast Raleigh that will include housing, hotels, shops, restaurants and a 20,000-seat soccer stadium.

Rather than being bystanders in this critical process that will shape the future of our city, UUFR members played a key role. Because of our involvement with ONE Wake, we were able to listen to and amplify the voices of our southeast Raleigh neighbors who are likely to be affected and displaced by the project.

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Understanding the Bible! Wellspring Three-Part Class

Wednesdays, January 20th, February 3rd, February 17th, 7:00 pm - The classes will be online as part of Wellspring January 20th, February 3rd, and February 17th. Understanding Hebrew and Christian scriptures is vital if we are to understand fully and work in common cause with our Jewish and Christian religious neighbors. But did you know that Unitarian Universalists also have our own unique understanding of these texts that can help us understand our own UU tradition more deeply? Purchase your books now and begin reading prior to first class - learn more here: