The flaming chalice has become the internationally recognized symbol of the Unitarian and Unitarian Universalist Movement. Its first association with Unitarian Universalists was in 1941 when the Unitarian Service Committee adopted a flaming chalice symbol to facilitate their mission of helping refugees to flee Nazi Germany. UUFG member Sue Boone is in our Fellowship’s pulpit, and Jeff Stevens serves as worship associate. James Chase, Director of Lifespan Faith Development, reads our story for all ages, and Jane Kozhevnikova provides musical accompaniment.

On August 17, we will also “share the plate” with Food4Kids Backpack program.

Live Stream
If you’re unable to attend, you may watch our live streaming service starting at 10:50 am this Sunday on our YouTube channel, where you’ll also find recordings of previous services:
https://www.youtube.com/user/UUGainesville