These unusual times require us to find new ways to get things done. Our annual meeting this year will be held virtually due to COVID19-related restrictions on in-person gathering. The meeting is scheduled for Sunday, June 7, 2020.
“Zoom doors” will open by 10:45 a.m., or … read more.
Tuesday, June 2, 7 am-6 pm (Dean Smith Center, UNC, Chapel Hill) – The Red Cross invites you to donate blood at the Carolina Blood Drive on Tuesday in Chapel Hill. Download the Red Cross Blood Donor App on your smartphone and schedule an appointment to … read more.
The UUFR Immigrant and Refugee Justice Ministry Team has a new project: Saturday Partners. Our goal is in-person support for local refugee families. While we cannot meet with families at this time, we know they have immediate, urgent needs that we can help meet. Several … read more.
This week the Generosity Campaign shared a rollup of the results of our pledge drive through May 24. It has been, beyond question, the most successful campaign in recent years. Thanks to the generosity of our members and friends, our pledge total for the new fiscal … read more.
The UUFR Social Justice Council has chosen Village of Wisdom (VOW) as the recipient of the June 2020 Justice Sunday Collection. The selection was made on the recommendation of UUFR’s Anti-Racism Ministry (ARM) team. The June Justice Sunday Collection will take place at UUFR’s … read more.
June’s book is Henry Louis Gates, Jr.’s Stony the Road: Reconstruction, White Supremacy, and the Rise of Jim Crow, a new rendering of the struggle by African-Americans for equality after the Civil War and the violent counter-revolution that re-subjugated them.
The book is linked to a … read more.
UUFR’s Immigrant and Refugee Justice Ministry Team, along with other UUFR members and outside partners, has adjusted and been able to continue our work despite COVID-19 restrictions. In March our team collected 50 letters handwritten by UUFR members that were sent to the UU Social … read more.
Even though our doors have been closed for nearly two months, members of our congregation are still participating and increasing their social justice activities. Visit the UUFR parking lot at 11AM on Friday mornings you will find Linda Liles collecting food donations for Love Wins. … read more.
We’ve scheduled a Corona (virtual) Coffeehouse for Friday, May 22nd, 7:30 pm.
Performers should click here starting at 7:00 pm on Friday. The first 10 acts to contact the host from 7:00 pm on will be scheduled.
The usual “Coffeehouse Rules” apply: songs, stories, poems, instrumentals, … read more.
The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Raleigh strives to be an inclusive community, celebrating diversity and individual freedom of belief as stated in our Association’s purposes and principles. We encourage the free expression of ideas and opinions consistent with our Covenant of Right Relations. We also … read more.
