The Board of Directors of the UUFWC announces our annual meeting on May 19, 2024 following the service at 11:30 AM.
At the annual meeting we will consider leadership positions, our annual budget, and amendment to our flag policy. Membership will vote on the following:
The … read more.
Join us after the service on June 19th to celebrate 50 years of our existence! We became a congregation in 1972, and look at where we are today!
> Bring a potluck dish to share as we eat outside under tents. Maybe something from … read more.
Starting March 27, we are switching to Youtube Live, instead of Facebook Live.
Watch the service live at: YouTube Live: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpm3gKeWbG5xcsCGoHmcvKQ
From the app, you can access the order of service, the form to submit joys and sorrows, submit your pledge, and a way to donate via Paypal. Link to the app: https://www.jotform.com/app/213535116726150
Our March 6th service will be a building dedication. As of March 1st, we have changed our plan. Please see the post about the recommendations from the Safe Reopen committee. LINK
All are welcome to attend in person or enjoy the service … read more.
Sunday, December 19th @ 4pm
[We originally planned for Saturday, but the prediction is for rain on Saturday]
Join us to enjoy the darkest days of the year and look forward to the return of the light.
Warm up by the Fireside
Short worship service
Interactive storytelling
Tree decorating
Music
Bring … read more.
What is this thing called “Spiritual Practice”? IS this something that we as Unitarian Universalists have any claim to?
Join Rev. Walter for this three-part Zoom class about discovering your spiritual practice within a UU context on Thursdays: September 30, October 7 and 14 at … read more.
On Saturday night, September 18th at 7 pm, Rev. Walter invites you to join him on Zoom for a game of Quiplash, “The gut busting battle of wits and wittiness!”
All you need is a phone or tablet and your computer! All ages are invited to attend and laugh … read more.
We promised you a movie of the groundbreaking ceremony, and the messages on the walls. The architects Ken Doyno and Nick Rebeck also share their thoughts.
The Racial Justice Team invites everyone to join them on the Wooster square at noon everyday, to stand vigil for the Racial Justice.
Someone is there everyday, but on the 4th Sunday of every month, the UU Fellowship covers the square.
For more info on Wooster Racial Justice Coalition and the work … read more.
