PROGRAMS AND EVENTS
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Events for UUFC members and friends.
Open to community members.
Drop-ins welcome
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The “Events Calendar” has all of the events except for outside rentals and private meetings. If you want to see ALL the events including events not open to the public, try the ROOM USE CALENDAR.
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This calendar contains ALL of the events scheduled in our building, including many events that are closed such as rentals and internal meetings that are not for drop-ins. If you want to see events that are open to all, try the events calendar.
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UPCOMING WORSHIP SERVICES
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April 5, 2026 – Easter: The Story of an Ancient Teacher through Our Current Values
Easter comes from the Christian tradition, which is part of the UU heritage. The story of the famous teacher, Jesus, contains all the elements of our shared JETPIG values, if we know where to look. This All Ages service, designed by our Director of Religious Exploration, will engage us in surprising ways. Easter Egg hunt after the Service!
Led by DRE Skyla King-Christison and others
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April 5, 2026 – Easter: The Story of an Ancient Teacher through Our Current Values
Easter comes from the Christian tradition, which is part of the UU heritage. The story of the famous teacher, Jesus, contains all the elements of our shared JETPIG values, if we know where to look. This All Ages service, designed by our Director of Religious Exploration, will engage us in surprising ways. Easter Egg hunt after the Service!
Led by DRE Skyla King-Christison and others
April 12, 2026 – Restorative Justice and the Prison Complex
What does Universalism–the notion that we are all saved by being reconciled with a love greater than our sins–mean in the 21st century? How do we live this part of our faith heritage? The national association of UUs has committed to studying how prisons cause harm, and what possibilities there are for hope.
Rev. Alex McGee will preach
April 19, 2026 – TBD
April 26, 2026 – What’s Your Agenda
Having a personal or professional agenda is often considered a negative thing in Unitarian Universalism. Yet, not having purpose can cause anguish. We begin wonder what we are doing here. Today we unwrap our agendas in a life well lived.
Rev. Mitra Rahnema will preach