All services can be attended in-person or live on YouTube on Sundays at 10:30 ET. Previous services are also available to stream.
June 14, 2026
The Long and Winding Road
Speaker: David Brown
Who are the Unitarians? Where did they come from? And what on earth (or in the universe) is a Universalist? And how in the world did they ever get together? Come hear about the long, winding path that led us to today’s UU union. (An AYS auction item purchased by John Guffey)
June 21, 2026
Lysistrate and Moral Protest
Speaker: David Brown
Let’s talk about the history of protests and civil disobedience through the ages with UUA. We’ll hit on the Ancient Greek comedy Lysistrate, by Aristophanes, where the women of both sides of the conflict agreed to “withhold relations” with their husbands until peace was declared. This will be a message building on themes of UU participation in movements through our history. (An AYS auction item purchased by Leo Gregory)
June 28, 2026
The 70-year history of the UUFF
Speaker: David Brown
Join us for the final service in our 70-year anniversary celebration, and volunteer appreciation Sunday! Through interviews, videos, and founding member Bill Lakeman’s chronicle of the early years, we’ll tell the story of how we started 70 years ago and how we’ve progressed since then! Come and share your memories of life at the UUFF.
July 5, 2026
G.O.D. and Country
Speaker: Steve Watkins
Longtime UU member Steve Watkins will read about and discuss G.O.D. – Gun Ownership Disorder – and life with and without guns in America.
