Rev. James will share a message entitled “Wandering in the Wilderness: Wisdom from the Exodus Story for Now”. This tale has more miracles per minute than almost any other, but what universal truths about life does it contain that might guide us now? Click … read more.
Months ago, we began developing a blog platform to communicate the depth and breadth of the work done by UUFR’s Social Justice Ministry Teams. We knew that too little of their vital accomplishments can be communicated through our existing channels. But, even a month ago, … read more.
At the end of the 15th Century, Europeans noticed a “new” disease (syphilis) and promptly blame-named it for their neighbors/rivals; the French called it the “Neapolitan Disease;” their Neapolitan foes labeled it the “French Disease.” People who attack Chinese and Asians, blaming them for COVID-19 … read more.
Members and friends of UUFR have been active in the early stages of the 2020 election season. At social hour on February 9 and again February 16, many of us put pen to postcard in a campaign encouraging young women whose voting patterns were intermittent … read more.
Welcome to the first entry in the ARM Blog. In 2015 the UUFR Board created the Anti-Racism Ministry (ARM) to begin transforming our congregation into an actively anti-racism community. By 2016 we were working toward offering a 12-hour education and awareness raising workshop, Living the Pledge … read more.
NEW Weekly Newsletter for Parents (Remember to register to stay connected): We are sending out a NEW weekly newsletter for parents on Fridays so we keep in touch while we can’t meet in person. It will have the latest information for Children’s Chapel via Zoom, as well as … read more.
Help Financially: Many non-profit organizations need our assistance more than ever as they seek to help the most vulnerable among us during the corona virus outbreak.
The Inter-Faith Food Shuttle, one of UUFR’s long-time community partners, is launching a new program to help families with children experiencing … read more.
Our present social reality is dramatically different from the social reality of just two weeks ago, and yet the core mission of our congregation remains unchanged: we exist to care for one another, to accompany each other through times of suffering and joy, and to … read more.
The UUFR board will host an online happy hour Friday, March 27, at 5 pm
Prepare a beverage of your choice and come socialize. Click here to participate via Zoom. To participate by phone, call 656-876-9923 and enter Meeting ID 283-147-699.
Raleigh Ramblers: Favorite Photos, Friday, March 27, … read more.
