Liberal Religion in East Orlando Since 1993
• Diverse Beliefs
• Shared Values
• One Community
Upcoming Sunday Services
March 3
"Living Into Our 7th UU Principle"
Mary Dipboye and Michael Cohen
Two members of 1U (First Unitarian) co-founded a non-profit (Solar United Neighbors of Florida). With the help of the League of Women Voters, UUs around the state, and other nonprofits Solar United Neighbors of Florida has led 43 solar co-ops, facilitating Florida homeowners to add 11.7 megawatts of solar to their homes during the last 3 years. Michael and Mary will share how they affirm and promote the interdependent web in which we all live.
March 10
“Christianity’s Non-Negotiables”
Rev. Bryan Fulwider
There is no singular idea around what are considered the central and non-negotiable beliefs and principles of Christianity. But there should be. We’ll take up this important conversation regarding our culture. Especially as many claim loudly what these are and do so with viciousness and cruelty. Join the discussion with one of our regular and most popular speakers.
March 17
"Falling Back to Spring Ahead”
Anthony ‘Tony’ Diaz
As a new season is upon us let’s explore together a different way to move through life using the principles of the “Science of Mind”. Tony is a Licensed Practitioner with the Centers for Spiritual Living and as an attorney, coach, and mediator utilizes his spiritual practices to guide others from pain to peace.
March 24
"The Flaming Chalice”
Lindsay Stroh
Lindsay Stroh, a lifelong UU, is a familiar face to many of us and currently a member of 1U. This morning, she’ll share the story of the UU chalice – a story receding back more than six centuries to a popular priest who spoke up for equality and justice. How the chalice came to be the symbol of our UU faith is a story of courage and faith.
March 31
"Four Sources”
Rev. Lisa Bovee-Kemper
The fourth UU principle speaks of “free and responsible search for meaning” but we don’t often talk about how much we actually go about the search. Methodist John Wesley’s teachings provide an interesting entry point for this conversation. Rev. Bovee-Kemper is the minister of the Greenville UU Fellowship in SC and will be finishing her time with us after providing a wonderful workshop on worship.
Every Sunday, UUUS offers:
- Sunday Service at 10:30 a.m.
- Childcare for infants on up beginning at 9 a.m.
- Adult Religious Education "Inquiring Minds" at 9 a.m.
- Religious Education for Children Pre-K–5th at 9:30 a.m.
- Religious Education for Middle Schoolers during service
- Informal coffee and conversation after service
About UUUS
We are a "lay-led" congregation with a different speaker every Sunday morning. We hear from a wide variety of academic, spiritual, and social justice speakers. Our Sunday Services are designed to illuminate different spiritual paths and strengthen our sense of self, family, and community.
11648 McCulloch Rd.
Orlando, FL 32817
407-737-4018
Note: UUUS is accessible only from McCulloch Rd. Some GPS and maps show a non-existent second entrance, so don't be fooled!
Our Lifespan Religious Education program teaches adults and children about the great faiths of the world, social justice, wonders of the natural world, and ethical decision-making.
We are a welcoming community! We welcome all to our Sunday services and programs — regardless of age, gender identity, race, ethnicity, religious beliefs, or sexual orientation.