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.

We all want to “Save the Planet”, but how can one person make any difference? Think globally, act locally, by conscientiously disposing of our trash. The county recycling program reduces the need for landfill space and keeps toxic materials out of our soil and water. … read more.

Join us for our annual Blessing of the Animals, a joyful, intergenerational service honoring the creatures who share our lives and our world. Whether they curl up beside us at night, greet us at the door, swim, slither, fly, or live in our hearts as cherished … read more.

Congressman and civil rights champion John Lewis described voting as the “ultimate nonviolent instrument for social and political change in a democracy.”

Over the years, our Social Justice Council has educated our UUFG Fellowship and the larger community on voting rights. This year, we are … read more.

This Sunday, Jonathan Coron and David Willkomm of our Fellowship’s Safety Team provide their perspectives on some safety issues around the Fellowship. They explore not only some practical aspects of safety, but also suggest how a broader understanding of “safety” helps us all move along … read more.

Rev. LoraKim Joyner returns to our Fellowship’s pulpit with a message about nurturing nature, yourself, and your relationships. She will talk about fostering connection and compassion by focusing on the interconnectedness of all life, hope through self-empathy and community building. Jeff Stevens serves as worship … read more.

As we enter a new year, we pause to reflect on where we’ve been – and where we are going. This service explores the difference between personal resolutions and communal covenant, inviting us to see transformation as a shared, evolving process. Through the symbolism of … read more.

What is Kwanzaa? When did it begin?  Who celebrates Kwanzaa, and why?  Is it a religious holiday?  Come find out if we can incorporated its  principles into our lives. Sue Boone is in our Fellowship’s pulpit, and James Chase reads our story for all ages. … read more.