Your NWA home for a liberal religion
by Fawn Smith
Let us join together to honor our Beloved Dead this Samhain in a very special service led by Renée Janski. S.J. Tucker will be our guest musician this Sunday, “treating” us to several Tucker-original songs!
To view the Order of Service, CLICK HERE.
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Join us as we turn the wheel of the year from Summer to Autumn once again! The Earth teaches us about balance, as day and night become equal. S.J. Tucker will be our guest musician that day!
To view the Order of Service, CLICK HERE.
by Fawn Smith
With Rev. Dr. Steven Gaines. You’re invited to join us this Sunday as we consider ancient practices of rest and how they may be of use in our busy lives today. Various sources of wisdom and reflection on the meaning of Labor Day will dance with recent events and social concerns to reveal a path deeper than escape.
To view the Order of Service, CLICK HERE.
by Fawn Smith
With Rev. Dr. Steven Gaines. This Sunday is Independence Day, a day when many people celebrate freedom. Not all groups in this nation have experienced that freedom equally. You’re invited to join us as we consider how practices of dependence, grounded in our UU Principles, can contribute to freedom at social, congregational, and personal levels.
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by Fawn Smith
It’s that wonderful time of year when our bit of the Earth, our perfect home, is especially alive and blooming and fertile and full. Join us this Sunday as we celebrate the power and beauty of this season and focus on our 7th UU Principle: “Respect for the interdependent web of all existence of which we are a part.” With Renée Janski, Melly, Fawn, and more!
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by Fawn Smith
Led by Rev. Jim Parrish. Liberal religion views the miracle stories around Jesus as window dressings, the transient vs. the permanent message of love, tolerance, and faithfulness. How might Jesus, or any prophet of love and humanity, handle a global pandemic? Join us Sunday for “Pandemic Jesus” and other stories.
by Fawn Smith
Melly will lead us in a service about what happens after inspirational gatherings, our personal integrity and responsibilities, and our covenant with others as Unitarian Universalists.
by Fawn Smith
Spring time, a year since our first online-only Covid Service, carries with it a return of Hope. We’ll celebrate the seasonal return of life, respecting how fragile it can be.
by Fawn Smith
“Let Christmas Come”- UUFF’s annual Christmas Eve Candlelight Service. We narrate the traditional biblical story with lovely and joyous music celebrating the birth of love in a world of need. Rev. Jim Parrish and Leanda Gavin narrate, and Renée Janski, Brenda Parker, and Jori Costello regale us with music.
CLICK HERE to view the Order of Service.
by Fawn Smith
Winter Solstice is celebrated all over the world! This Sunday, Melly and Renée will take a closer look at the Nordic tradition of “Longest Night,” as well as other pagan Solstice goodies!
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by Fawn Smith
Led by Rev. Jim Parrish. Though we are not able to gather in-person this year, we can and will still come together in fellowship to hold one other in love and unified strength as we remember and celebrate the lives of our departed loved ones.
The view the Order of Service, click HERE.
by Fawn Smith
It is time to kick off our “church year” with our seasonal Water In-Gathering! This year, let’s do something a little different. We’ll call it a ‘Waterfall of Hope.”
As usual, all are invited to have a bit of water from a special place (and a place to safely pour it when the time comes), but this year, as you pour your water, you are ALSO invited to allot $20 of “Hope” from the UUFF Giving Fund to a specific LOCAL charity/organization of your choice (let’s give to those that help people, nature, environment…and leave politics out of it for this Sunday). For your convenience, you can click HERE to view a list of some local charity organizations to research and consider. We’ll do this up to $1000. A few of us will be present in the UUFF Sanctuary to pour a bit of water (on your behalf) into our UUFF Fountain and write down the requests so that we can fulfill the giving of Hope.
When all who wish to give water, and/or Hopes have spoken, we will close the ritual by starting our fountain and enjoying a bit of music! A Sunday of Hope, for each other in Fellowship, and the broader community as well.
Unitarian Universalist
Fellowship of Fayetteville
901 W. Cleveland St.
Fayetteville, AR 72701
Our mission as a diverse faith community is to promote justice and service while seeking personal and spiritual growth.
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Offered at UUFF:
Main Service at 11 AM
Adult Religious Exploration Discussion Group – 10am (in downstairs common room)
Children’s Religious Exploration Class – 10am (in classroom downstairs)
Youth Religious Exploration Class – 10am (in classroom downstairs)
Meditation Group – 9am (via zoom only-continues through summer)
Nursery care (downstairs) is available each Sunday during the 11am Service and during the 10am Religious Exploration hour.
(479) 521-8422
Office@uufayetteville.org
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Monday-Friday 10am-2pm