Please join us at for the Spring Town Hall, this Sunday March 6. Note, we’re trying out a new time: 9:45 a.m., PRIOR to the Sunday Service.
We will address the following topics:
Progress on annual goals:
Status of our contract with Lead Minister Rev. James Kubal-Kumoto
Governance issues, … read more.
Our Updated COVID-19 Rules
· All individuals over the age of two must be masked when entering any UUFR building. N95 masks are available at the doors.
· Only vaccinated individuals are allowed inside the Sanctuary.
· Programming for children and youth ages five and older resumes this Sunday, February 20. … read more.
Paul Groves, Treasurer
Hello, this is Paul Groves, your Treasurer at UUFR. As you probably know, I always publish a brief review of our church finances on a quarterly basis in the UUFR Chalice. Since we passed the midpoint in our church fiscal year in December 2021, I now … read more.
Dear UUFR Members and Friends,
I am very happy to announce an addition of a new staff member at UUFR.
Rev. Terrill Lloyd, Youth Group Coordinator
The Rev. Terrill Lloyd joined the UUFR staff at the beginning of February.
He will be working part-time at UUFR as our youth … read more.
Some of you well-respected, responsible and generous members of UUFR may be getting a phone call in the near future. A fellow UUFR member will be calling to offer you a deal — a chance to serve on a UUFR committee. And before you send … read more.
Race & Culture Book Club: Wednesday, February 9th, 7:00 pm – For February, the Book Club is reading Louise Erdrich’s The Night Watchman, the Winner of the 2021 Pulitzer Prize for Literature. The book is based on the extraordinary life of the author’s grandfather who … read more.
Family Activities are suspended until it is safe to meet again in person. We hope to resume activities February 6.
Youth Group will be held January 16 at 10:30 am. The Zoom link can be found HERE.
Most of us would likely agree that UUFR has weathered the pandemic remarkably well. Membership is increasing, participation and viewership at Sunday services is strong, our fiscal position is strong, our involvement in the Raleigh community is vibrant, and our facilities are in their best … read more.
To the members and friends of the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Raleigh,
On behalf of the UUFR Board of Directors, and with the unanimous support from the congregation within the congregational advisory vote at the December 5th Congregational Meeting, we are excited to announce … read more.
By Amy Blackwell, Immigrant and Refugee Justice Ministry Team
Last month, I got to watch as children whose families had recently fled violence in countries like Afghanistan, Burundi and the Democratic Republic of Congo gathered in a Raleigh apartment complex to go shopping for new … read more.
