We are hosting the UUA Southeast District Annual Meeting THIS WEEKEND!
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Welcome to the Fellowship

We are a liberal religious congregation and a dynamic, caring community. We value the inherent worth and dignity of each person, regardless of who you are or whom you love, your family or personal circumstances, or the path your faith calls you to walk.

Unitarian Universalism is an open-minded religion that encourages people to seek their own spiritual path. At UUFR, you can nurture your spirit and put your faith into action to create a just and compassionate world.

We're glad you're here! 

 

An Earth and Spirit Songfest with Jim Scott and James Durst

April 23 at 7 p.m. in the Sanctuary. Come lend your voice to a joyful vocal celebration of earth and peace on earth. Drawing from Jim's Earth and Spirit Songbook and their wide repertoires, they turn the audience into a choir, singing in many styles that run from world folk music to jazz. Taught by ear and with an invitation to all to join in, the evening makes a great demonstration of contemporary music for our spiritual gatherings and in the greater movement for social change. Come listen or participate. No experience necessary!

Jim Scott bio:  Jim Scott brings a warmth and humor with his jazz/world music songs. He uses well his guitar mastery and clear voice to encourage all to get involved with messages and ideals of ecology, peace and justice. More at www.JimScottMusic.com.

James Durst bio: Quietly touring the world for over 40 years James has performed for audiences in 45 countries and all 50 American states. He draws from a repertoire of original and collected songs in more than 2 dozen languages. More at www.JamesDurst.com. 

AND Join us for...

A to Z @ UUFR: FAQs for Members & Friends

A to Z @ UUFR is a new collection of questions that members and friends may ask about how things work at UUFR (along with some answers to those questions that we hope will be helpful).

What do I do if the fire alarm goes off? How can I get into the buildings when they're locked? When (and how) can the thermostats be adjusted? Where do I get the password for Wi-Fi? How can I join the UUFR Facebook Group? How can I find out what's going on? How can I find the Fellowship Directory, update my contact information, or check my record of contributions? And lots more!!!

A to Z @ UUFR is posted on the UUFR web site (just click the "quick link" on the right side of the home page) and can be downloaded as a PDF file.

We'll be updating A to Z @ UUFRon a regular basis, so let us know if there are additional questions and answers you'd like us toinclude or if any of the information isn't correct.