This year, we celebrate and reflect on a year of Unitarian Universalist RE; a year that fully recognized and respected the COVID-plagued world in which we lived. We will review the year - what worked, what didn't - and will recognize and CELEBRATE our children, youth, and young adults as they move forward in their lives. A special portion will acknowledge our graduating high-school youth, who in UU language are "Bridging" from Youth to Young Adults, as they embark on new journeys and exciting futures.
Please join us for this joyous and meaningful ritual and end-of-the-program year tradition led by our youth and joined by our RE team members.
ANNUAL MEETING TO FOLLOW SERVICE All voting members of UUUF are asked and encouraged to reconvene 10 minutes after the end of service for the Annual Meeting of the Fellowship.
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Before making major changes, corporations often hire a professional contrarian to pick apart their proposal. What have they overlooked? What have they gotten wrong? Taking well-considered criticism seriously might help all of us. Pastor James Coffin, Exec. Dir. of the Interfaith Council, returns to provide food for thought on the importance of listening.
Shirley Wang is an operatic soprano and a pianist who performed across the U.S., including Carnegie Hall. During 2020 she started an interview series, Tuesday Conversation with Friends, featuring performing artists, composers, writers, dancers, actors, directors, and others who make the world more colorful. Ms. Wang will present original poetry and play for us and, as a member of our Asian American community, will share her perspectives on recent (and not-so-recent) AAPI (Asian-American Pacific Islander) matters.
To see a comprehensive list of archived talks, please see our Past Presentations archive.
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Diverse Beliefs • Shared Values
ONE COMMUNITY
Widening Our Circle: the 2021-2022 Pledge Campaign. 
