After a summer break, our Chalice Choir resumes its regular Thursday evening rehearsals on Thursday, August 25 at 7:00 pm. We expect our choir to resume singing in Sunday services on Sunday, September 4.

For safety’s sake, we wear masks while singing and rehearse in our … read more.

In July, the UUFG Governing Board appointed Warren Hodge as the fifth member of the UUFG Leadership Development Committee (LDC). Warren joins Aaron Broadwell, Judith Kendall, and Harry Mangle, who were elected at the annual meeting, and Mary Bahr, who is a continuing member.

The LDC … read more.

The Welcome Team is in need of a few more friendly people.  We need additional people to help greet visitors to our Sunday services, let them know we are glad they have chosen to spend their Sunday morning with us, and answer their questions.  It is a … read more.

Congratulations to the newly appointed Foundation Director, Mary Anthony. Mary has served in a variety of roles at UUFG including Governing Board trustee, OWL teacher, and Worship Associate. She brings a wealth of experience to the Foundation and we look forward to the great things … read more.

The evening of the Supreme Court decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health, Unitarian Universalist Association President Rev. Susan Frederick-Gray joined UUs and local activists at a rally in Portland, OR to express their collective grief, reaffirm their solidarity, and recommit to the work of … read more.

On June 3, prompted by the mass shooting in Buffalo, NY, Rev. Christe Lunsford and members of our Fellowship participated in a rally in downtown Gainesville to address racism. The rally was sponsored by the Alachua County Faith Leaders Alliance.

To watch the WCJB/TV20 story, please … read more.

Our Social Justice Common Read for spring is Moving to Higher Ground: Rising Sea
Level and the Path Forward, by climate expert John Englander, who was also our
speaker for our May 1 Sunday service. We will meet via Zoom at 7:00 pm … read more.

The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Gainesville invites you to join Diverse & Revolutionary Unitarian Universalist Multicultural Ministries (DRUUMM) for their online public worship service and fundraiser.

Faith can be both a guiding light and sustaining force throughout the course of … read more.

When is the last time you prepared for a medical emergency? Our Safety Team is offering a First Aid class in the Phillips Hall on Saturday, May 21, running from 9:00 am to 11:00 am.

 This class will cover emergent scenarios and first aid instruction through … read more.

Our Social Justice Common Read for spring is Moving to Higher Ground: Rising Sea Level and the Path Forward, by John Englander, who is also our featured speaker for our May 1st Sunday service. We will discuss this book via Zoom on … read more.