No matter how complicated or complex a system appears, basic, rudimentary laws are always at play: gravity, momentum, cause and effect. Truth and Love, too, are laws that serve as the building blocks of all that is. Pulling back the curtain and seeing the … read more.

For our service on the last Sunday in May, the Care Team asks for a bit of indulgence.  Although we do work together democratically, we would like to flip the thematic calendar a day early from ‘Democracy’ to the June theme of “Worth and … read more.

This Sunday, join us as we look into the reality of transgender healthcare in Florida — what is being lost, what it has meant, and what we can still do. Dr. Jean Cook offers her perspective as a physician providing gender affirming care through … read more.

When long-time member Judith Kendall joined UUFG, she was not given information about Unitarian Universalism. Now, as the coordinator of our “Path to Membership,” she facilitates a Newcomer Orientation class to provide today’s newcomers a different experience. In the May 17 service she will … read more.

This Sunday, our Fellowship celebrates Flower Communion. If you can, please bring  a flower or two, from your garden, your neighbor’s garden (we suggest asking first), or the local grocery.  

This Flower Ceremony is an annual ritual that celebrates beauty, nature, human uniqueness, … read more.

Who are we becoming — and how do we move forward together with intention? 

This service invites us into a big-picture view of our map to becoming ourselves. This is a chance to reflect on the promises that hold us together, the values that … read more.

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, … read more.

Dirt communion emphasizes the relationship between individuals 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 … read more.

Join us as we reflect on our UU values and enjoy a joke (or two or more …). We will practice the art of laughing at ourselves so that we will be constantly amused. Congregation President Tom Mareci is in our Fellowship’s Pulpit, and … 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 … read more.