Unitarian UniversalistFellowship of Fredericksburg

Despite numerous books and films about antebellum Louisiana, her free people of color – arguably the richest, most unique subculture in American history – remain largely unknown. Trapped between white privilege and black oppression, their fascinating but fragile society lasted little more than a century. Michael Llewellyn unveils their lost world with a revealing collection of vintage photos, lithographs and daguerreotypes.

Accessibility at UUFF

The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Fredericksburg strives to be a welcoming and accessible community for people of all abilities. Our building is fully accessible, with a wheelchair ramp at the main entrance and a single-story layout that allows easy movement throughout the space.

For those who benefit from hearing support, headphones are available during services. Accessible restrooms and flexible seating options are also available to help ensure comfort and participation for everyone.

We also recognize that people experience worship in different ways. Sensory objects and quiet toys are available at the back of the sanctuary for anyone who may benefit from them. During congregational singing or moments when people are invited to stand, we use the phrase “if you are able,” recognizing that participation looks different for everyone.

If you have specific accessibility needs, we are happy to work with you to make your visit as comfortable as possible. Please feel free to reach out to us in advance or speak with a greeter when you arrive.