March 19 is our Pledge Celebration Sunday! On this day, we act on our covenant by offering our pledge cards as a token of our commitment to the work of UUFG. If you haven’t already returned it, please place pledge form in the offering baskets … read more.

Continuing our pledge drive, Sunday’s topics include the importance of music, religious education, worship and fellowship to our congregation. Now that we are emerging from Covid times, how can and will we reinvent ourselves? How will we adjust and change given new times, new technologies, … read more.

Holi is rooted in ancient Hindu tradition, marking the ending of winter, the beginning of spring, the triumph of good over evil, and the divine, eternal love of Radha Krishna. This Sunday at UUFG, we’ll celebrate the festival of Holi with a joyful celebration of … read more.

This Sunday, Rev. Christe Lunsford is in the Fellowship’s pulpit as we continue our exploration of this month’s Touchstone theme of Resilience. In particular, as we begin our spring pledge drive, Rev. Christe considers the qualities of resilience as they connect to stewardship and our … read more.

This Sunday, as we explore our monthly Touchstone theme of “Resilience,” we build on last month’s “This I Believe” service. In that service, several of our members presented their own, personal beliefs while reflecting on the values that made them Unitarian Universalists. This time, we … read more.

30 Days of Love is a program sponsored by the Unitarian Universalist Service Committee. It typically runs from Martin Luther King, Jr. Day in January through Valentine’s Day in February. The UUSC presents these 30 Days as “an opportunity to collectively nurture our spirits, … read more.

This Sunday, Rev. Christe Lunsford facilitates our service, U U & UU – What is Your Connection?, focusing on Article 2 of the Unitarian Universalist Association bylaws. Article 2 incorporates the principles, sources and purposes of the UUA, and is subject to review and … read more.

This Sunday, we welcome the musical talents of Friction Farm to our Fellowship. As we conclude our exploration of this month’s Touchstone theme of “wintering,” we observe Imbolc, an ancient pagan festival rooted in Celtic tradition that marks the halfway point between winter solstice … read more.

The Rev. Kristina Spaude will lead the service, “Change the Way You Look at Things…” Author, speaker, and spiritual growth facilitator Wayne Dyer used to say, “Change the way you look at things, and the things you look at change.” During the service we’ll … read more.

As a “liberal religion,” Unitarian Universalism is covenantal rather than creed-based. This Sunday, our service explores some of the very different beliefs that our own members hold along with the shared values that allow us to worship together as UU’s. Jeff Stevens serves as worship … read more.