Your NWA home for a liberal religion
by Fawn Smith
Rev. Dr. Steven Gaines. Caring for each other is an important part of life in community. In this service, Rev. Steven presents why and how we UUFF’ers care for one another, especially through the Fellowship’s Care Team, pastoral care providers, and emergency financial assistance.
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by Fawn Smith
Imagine a world where dignity in our communications was not only expected but measured. Could the expectation of inherent dignity in communications help bridge our political divides and also address the impact of negative online behaviors? UUFF member, Brooke Eldredge is our speaker.
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by Fawn Smith
African Americans formed the musical genres of blues and jazz in the Deep South around the 1860’s. By the 1910’s, many black artists migrated to Harlem, NY, starting what became known as the “Harlem Renaissance,” which set the stage for the Civil Rights Movement. Jori and Renée highlight the stories and the music of women of color from this era.
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by Fawn Smith
In this Valentine’s Day service, Rev. Steven speaks about the holiday’s fascinating history. The story could be a horror movie but is presented in a PG way with an exploration of love as more than candies, cards, and flowers. The UUFF Choir sings uplifting songs!
Full service:
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by Fawn Smith
Speaker (and UUFF Member) Steve Krogull talka to us about the beautiful and often under-appreciated “quiet” that introverts contribute to a world otherwise bursting with noise.
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by Fawn Smith
The controversial Senate Bill 43 and House Bill 1156 are making their way through the Arkansas government. In this service, Rev. Steven shares some of what they’ve learned from research about the bills. What are they? Why do some people want them? Why do others object? How can we live out our First Principle in this context?
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by Fawn Smith
Come all you magical creatures and beings! Slip in from your dreams and wild places and join us in the liminal time of Imbolc! We are halfway between the Winter Solstice and the Spring Equinox. Light is growing, seeds are stirring! Celebrate with us as we pour the waters of blessing and light candles to welcome the sun.
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by Fawn Smith
This Monday was Martin Luther King Jr. Day, a day when many people celebrated his “I Have a Dream” speech and commended his nonviolence. In this Sunday’s service, Rev. Steven helps us reflect on King’s more complex legacy and consider the complicated relationship between violence and nonviolence in the ongoing battle for systemic justice.
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by Fawn Smith
“Poisonous Productivity: The Consequences of Basing Worth on Work.” A service led by Melly Edge-Adams! Join us for a message about our first UU principle and how to combat the harmful practice of toxic productivity.
Full service:
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by Fawn Smith
Does a literal hell exist? Most Americans think it does and that anyone who doesn’t believe the right things will be eternally tortured. Did you know that the Universalist part of UUism is rooted in the idea of universal salvation – that all will be saved? We invite you to join us as our own Dr. Gene Vinzant presents reasons to believe that hell doesn’t exist.
Full service:
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by Fawn Smith
Weather and other situations beyond our control prevented us from enjoying some planned holiday services, so this Sunday we’ll make up for it by combining holidays! On this New Year’s Day, our service contains Winter Solstice rituals, led by our Web of Life group, and a message from Rev. Steven.
Full service:
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by Fawn Smith
As we feared, the snow has not melted since the winter storm that came through on Thursday, and it is obvious that we would be putting folks at risk by holding the Christmas Eve and/or Christmas Day Services. As much as we’d love to gather together in community this Holiday Season, his is safety concern that cannot be ignored.
So please stay safe, warm, well, and cozy…and we’ll plan to see everyone on Sunday, January 1, 2023!
Unitarian Universalist
Fellowship of Fayetteville
901 W. Cleveland St.
Fayetteville, AR 72701
Our mission as a diverse faith community is to promote justice and service while seeking personal and spiritual growth.
Learn More about UUFF.
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Offered at UUFF:
Main Service at 11 AM
Adult Religious Exploration Discussion Group – 10am (in downstairs common room)
Children’s Religious Exploration Class – 10am (in classroom downstairs)
Youth Religious Exploration Class – 10am (in classroom downstairs)
Meditation Group – 9am (via zoom only-continues through summer)
Childcare (downstairs) is available each Sunday during the 10am Religious Exploration hour and the 11am Service.
(479) 521-8422
Office@uufayetteville.org
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Monday-Friday 10am-2pm