September 17 commemorates the signing of the US Constitution. In this service, we’ll look at the Constitution and its purpose in this imperfect union that we call the United States of America

Ingathering is an annual service that celebrates the beginning of a new year at AUUF. During our summer travels (or our summer staying home) we each collect some water that represents the events of our lives. We decorate an altar with a large container, river rocks, … read more.

Just a reminder that this Sunday is the third annual “Cool Your Heels” service. Now someone asked if this was an “informal” service. Well, nothing could be farther from the truth. This is a REAL service just as much as sitting back and enjoying life … read more.

Each of us has worth and dignity. oin Please join us in this service as we continue to celebrate LGBTQ Pride Month and recognize the glorious ways that we are created.

Father’s Day and Juneteenth are celebrated this year on the 18th and 19th.  These celebrations present an opportunity to look at freedom and the important role of parents to ensure the freedom of future generations.

In the service, we will start a celebration of love for the month of June. June has many celebrations and commemorations but the essence is love. Let us come together and celebrate love.

Valentine’s Day is so often associated with romantic love, typically in a monogamous, often straight, relationship. In this service, we will expand our notion of love to include not only traditional romantic love, but queer love, love of pets, love of places, spiritual love, even … read more.

All are welcome to an informal gathering to celebrate the Christmas holiday. Instead of a formal service, AUUF members and friends will enjoy a potluck meal, friendly conversation, and holiday music. Come enjoy one another’s fellowship on this special day!

Our annual bread communion service is an opportunity to not only share your special bread item, but also stories related to this sustenance.  Join together for this special and long enjoyed tradition.