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May 31 – “And Still We Rise,” with guest, Raven Cook! *Please read your weekly email (or scroll down to “This Week” section of uufayetteville.org) to find the link/info to join this service.*

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“And Still We Rise: Considering the Undeniable Power of Black Women in the Late 19th and Early 20th Centuries,” with guest speaker, Raven Cook.

Please read your weekly email (or scroll down to “This Week” section of uufayetteville.org) to find the link/info to join this service. The order of service will be available to follow along with on Sunday morning – just click on the event above.

May 24 – “Choir Sunday,” with Renée Janski and guests!

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Music is an embodiment of art and can be a beacon of light when we need it most. This Sunday, the UUFF Choir will share their favorite songs with you. This joyous celebration of music will be sure to open your heart and get your feet tapping. Please join us for this musical service! Please read your UUFF email or scroll down this homepage and click on “This Week” to find the link/info for accessing this service. NOTE: Click on the event above to access the Order of Service.

May 17 – “It’s the Small Things,” with Rev. Jim Parrish.

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Unitarian Universalism is a progressive religion with a big history. We are feisty about Now and about a Vision for the Future… but how to get there? How indeed. –All are invited to pick a flower to share during our Joys and Concerns time. Show off one of your beautiful Spring blooms!–

*Please read your UUFF email or scroll down this homepage and click on “This Week” to find the link/info for accessing this service.* On Sunday morning, you can click on the event above to follow along with the Order of Service.

NOTE: OMNI Center for Peace, Justice and Ecology is UUFF’s Share the Plate recipient for the month of May. Though we can’t physically “share the plate” this Sunday, all are encouraged to show support for this valuable community organization. Find more information in your weekly email.

April 19 – “When the Masks Come Off,” with speaker, Rev. Jim Parrish

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All are invited to join in this online service experience via Zoom. We’ve sung “Spirit of Life” and explored compassion and roots of meaning in our services since COVID-19 sent us online. Now it is time to speak of justice. We are a people of change toward justice and equity… Is our purpose lost because we’re wearing a mask? Or is it part of the UU uniform?

NOTE: All are encouraged to have their own (safe) home version of the UU Chalice to light or an object that symbolizes UU and the sacred time of worship we will have together this Sunday. ALSO, please have your favorite COVID-19 protection mask at-the-ready for purposes TBA!