UUFR’s Anti-Racism Ministry (ARM) is offering two, 2-day “Living The Pledge To End Racism Workshops” this fall. The first is on September 7th and 21st, and the second is on October 5th and 19th. Participants explore their own experience with people of other races, examine … read more.
UUFR will provide a summer salad lunch for the Love Wins Ministry on Wednesday, July 24. Sign ups to volunteer or donate food are here. We still need tuna salad, egg salad, pasta salad, and lettuce. Please drop off food at UUFR on Wednesday, July … read more.
Volunteers Needed for UUFR events!
Coffee Baristas – If you have 2-3 hours to spare six times a year, contact Bonnie Latham to volunteer to help with Sunday Coffee Hour.
Wellspring – If you’d like to join the Wellspring team to help organize and coordinate programs, or … read more.
The annual UUFR Book Sale will take place September 27 – 29 in Founders Hall. Start saving your books at home now, and bring them to UUFR beginning on Sunday, September 22. On Thursday and Friday, September 26 and 27, we will need loads of volunteers to put out and sort … read more.
Our Whole Lives (OWL) Training – UUFR will host an Our Whole Lives (OWL) sexuality education facilitator training on August 16-18, 2019. We need adults to receive training and lead our popular OWL classes.. Since UUFR will be hosting the training, there is no cost to members.
We are asking … read more.
San Ramon Eco-Tour: Feb. 16-23, 2020 – Sister Communities of San Ramon Nicaragua is planning its next UU and friends eco-tour for Feb. 16-23, 2020. For more information, contact John Saxon or see Whit Hames.
Please check out the new display in the glass case outside Founders Hall for examples of charity stitching created by members and friends of the UUFR Stitchers group. Begun in May 2018, the group has donated more than 400 handmade items to local and regional … read more.
Please take time to recognize and appreciate the creative fabric art of Becky Elliott, whose work is on view in the Gallery outside the Sanctuary. She uses amazing techniques, including batik, weaving, Picture Frame, and Musical Chairs. Most pieces are embellished with beads, buttons, ribbons, wire, and … read more.
The UUFR Race and Culture Book Club is reading David Treuer’s The Heartbeat of Wounded Knee: Native America from 1890 to the Present. Book reviewers write, “Treuer melds history with reportage and memoir. Tracing the tribes’ distinctive cultures from first contact, he explores how the … read more.
The Social Justice Council has designated the LGBT Center of Raleigh as the recipient of July’s Justice Sunday collection. The mission of this organization is to strengthen individual and community development through social and educational activities; to facilitate the incubation of supportive services and groups; … read more.
