How are we called, as Unitarian Universalists, to respond to a changing world?

Join us for a brief, interactive program led by University of Florida students exploring how rising heat and extreme weather are affecting our North Florida community. These young voices bring energy, clarity, and … read more.

Dirt communion emphasizes the relationship between indivuduals and the Earth. This Sunday, bring a cupful of soil from a place that holds personal significance, like your garden or a place that brings your peace. This act symbolizes the grounding power of nature and our interconnectedness … read more.

How can UU’s reclaim Jesus? For Unitarian Universalists, reclaiming Jesus fits right into our tradition. We already draw wisdom from many sources. We already value reason, experience, justice, and compassion over rigid belief. We don’t have to agree about miracles or resurrection or theology to … read more.

Z’man Cheruteinu, the season of our freedom, is said during Pesach (Passover). Z’man also can be translated as invitation. In this service, we will invite you to consider what it means to free by exploring some of the themes and language of the Haggadah, which … read more.

The future, the final frontier. These are the voyages of the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Gainesville. Its one year mission: to explore new ministries, to welcome new people and new paths, to boldly go where no one has gone before. This Sunday, join our Stewardship … read more.

Join Sacred Oak CUUPs in an exploration of Ostara, the Spring Equinox, as well as a few other festive and reflective holidays and holy days falling in March this year. You are encouraged to bring noise makers and wear green or other bright colors. Sheila … read more.

Jeannette Rankin was not only the first woman elected to Congress;  she was also a committed pacifist who voted against US entry into both world wars, and displayed a remarkable resilience despite opposition to her position. This Sunday, we welcome Barbara Oberlander, Santa Fe College … read more.

There is an old saying about how the lack of one small thing can lead to great loss. But sometimes, what is missing reveals who we are. In the wake of disruption, we might be tempted toward fear or collapse. Instead, we are invited to … read more.

A large and universal truth, which is important for us to spiritually understand is this: To Live is to Fall; emotional and spiritual realities far beyond injury statistics about physical falling in the U.S. This Sunday, the Rev. Carole Yorke is in our Fellowship’s pulpit. … read more.

On February 15, Verónica Robleto, Director of the Rural Women’s Health Project and Madeleine Sligh, Associate Director of UF’s Immigration Law Clinic and Visiting Lecturer at the University of Florida Levin College of Law, share their knowledge and experiences about this complex moment, along with what … read more.