As a precaution against the spread of COVID-19 (coronavirus), all in person gatherings at Auburn Unitarian Universalist Fellowship are cancelled until further notice.
During this period, Sunday Services will be streamed online on Sunday at 10:00 am at https://uuma.zoom.us/my/revchris or Zoom meeting ID 709 250 6107.
You may also dial-in by phone by calling (646) 876-9923 or (312) 626-6799 and use meeting ID 709 250 6107.
Hybrid in-person and online services will begin on August 15.
In East Central Alabama, it feels like summer long before the June solstice. We’ve already been in tomato season for nearly two months by then. What is the point of observing an occurrence so astronomically removed from us? A solstice occurs when one of the … read more.
While jingoists, elaborate fireworks displays and pool parties may at times seem to dominate the modern July 4 holiday, revolutionary ideas form its heart. The Declaration of Independence in fact contains ideas which shaped Unitarian Universalism as well as our nation’s governing structure. Many of … read more.
The Climate Crisis, Race and the Pandemic intersect to threaten our well-being and the very future of our civilization. Fortunately, momentum is building around the world and here to meet these challenges head on. Gus Preschle, an environmental leader from the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of … read more.
One might think a Unitarian Universalist congregation inspired whoever first uttered the phrase “variety is the spice of life”! UUs come from all creeds and backgrounds. Our values and principles, rather than a set of prescribed rules, bring us together as a religious community. Every … read more.
The COVID-19 pandemic turned our world upside down. Now that it seems to be turning for the better, many people are excited to return to normal. Before we do so, we should pause and reflect on what we have learned from our experiences during the … read more.
In this question box service, Rev. Chris will take your questions! What’s on your mind? What question about spirituality or Unitarian Universalism has been burning in you? Rev. Chris will answer as many questions as possible!
It has been a year since we have been together in person on our grounds, and many of us are feeling a mix emotions after the trauma of the pandemic. In this service, as we mingle our waters together, we’ll come together to remind ourselves … read more.
Many people wish to feel, look, or be normal, but have you ever thought of the standards that this word “normal” implies? In this service, Rev. Chris will unpack what it means to be normal and ask: what if nobody is normal?
In the kick-off to our 2021-2022 justice focus, we’ll examine environmental justice as a pressing issue in our world and ask: how can we leave the Earth a better place than when we arrived?
