And We Must Rise Up!
On March 24, 2018, varying estimates of up to 800,000 March For Our Lives activists took to the streets of Washington D.C. to demand that thOn March 24, 2018, varying
Continue readingOn March 24, 2018, varying estimates of up to 800,000 March For Our Lives activists took to the streets of Washington D.C. to demand that thOn March 24, 2018, varying
Continue reading“GERRYMANDERING is the deliberate manipulation of legislative district boundaries to advantage or benefit a particular party or group, or to cause disadvantage or harm to an opposing party or group.
Continue readingBy Kathryn Ozyurt Christine Woods, who has been a long time favorite Sunday Morning Forum moderator, helped forum participants (via the Socratic method) choose their own subject for discussion on
Continue readingExecutive Director OneVirginia2021 Brian Cannon will review the current status of redistricting reform taking place at the Virginia General Assembly. Becoming Executive Director of OneVirginia2021 in January 2015, Brian brings
Continue readingHats off to Adult Religious Education Chair Kathryn Ozyurt who continues to faithfully lead one of UUFP's pivotal programs! As was recently the case, there are occasions when Sunday Morning
Continue reading“Love is the spirit of this church...” But love is more than a noun; it’s also a verb — an action verb! UUFP's February 25th sanctuary services were replete with
Continue readingFor the last few years we have created a RE-Gift Store at our December Festival of the Season. Basically, the RE Committee collects gently used items from our members that
Continue readingMany will recollect the legendary song, "Colour My World" (1969), written by American musician James Pankow, one of the founding members of the jazz/rock fusion band Chicago. Although
Continue readingOctober will be a busy month in Children’s RE. On October 1, the children will bake cookies as part of their RE class time. The cookies will be offered for
Continue readingThe UUFP would like to acknowledge a special donation the Fellowship has been able to use to support community groups doing good works. The employer of one of our members
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