It may not be UUFP’s customary Second Sunday Lunch (that was put on hold during the pandemic), but it’s the next best thing! You are invited to join us for lunch on Saturday, July 31, 2021, at 12:00 p.m., at ANDREA’S ITALIAN RESTAURANT. Please RSVP to membership@uufp.org All are welcome!
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Presented by Scott Kasmire Are you a religious consumer or producer? In Unitarian Universalist congregations, producing the ministry is a shared project. Taking your turn as a religious educator one Sunday should be as easy a decision for you as taking a turn lighting the chalice. No special skills are
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Moral Mondays Movement – Now is the Time! Moral Mondays! We gather in peaceful protest on Mondays, 5:00 – 6:00 p.m., in front of the UUFP office building (corner of Warwick Blvd. and Youngs Mill Ln.) to witness for Black Lives Matter. Join us in showing the community who we
Continue readingMoral Mondays Movement – Now is the Time! Moral Mondays! We gather in peaceful protest on Mondays, 9:00 – 10:00 a.m., in front of the UUFP office building (corner of Warwick Blvd. and Youngs Mill Ln.) to witness for Black Lives Matter. Join us in showing the community who we
Continue readingMoral Mondays Movement – Now is the Time! Moral Mondays! We gather in peaceful protest on Mondays, 5:00 – 6:00 p.m., in front of the UUFP office building (corner of Warwick Blvd. and Youngs Mill Ln.) to witness for Black Lives Matter. Join us in showing the community who we
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Presented by Rev. Andrew Millard Unitarian Universalism affirms “the use of the democratic process within our congregations”, but it doesn’t specify what that process should look like. Usually we take it to mean majority rule, but merely voting is a minimal way to exercise “the right of conscience” (which is
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Presented by Gary Ott An enriching religious education program expands our minds, spirits and actions to becoming our best selves and caring for others and our earthly home. Thus, how do we maintain a unique and viable Sunday Morning Forum 52 Sundays of each year? Using a Ted Talk as
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Presented by Rev. Andrew Millard As described by UU consultant and co-author of the proposed Eighth Principle, Paula Cole Jones, a congregation is a community of communities. Rather than everyone participating in congregational life in the same way, we have a variety of groups and programs in which different people
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Presented by Teresa Stanley The Legislative Collaborative Table of Hampton Roads advocates for a legislative agenda that advances social justice issues in Virginia. As an ad hoc collaboration of non-partisan non-profits, all constituents across our region are invited to participate in studying the issues and meeting with their legislators. Long-time
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Presented by Rev. Pam Phillips People of faith have long been encouraged to seek and give forgiveness. As theologian Reinhold Niebuhr put it, “we are saved by the final form of love, which is forgiveness.” What is the role of forgiveness in our lives, particularly as people of covenant and
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