Sunday Service: April 11th: “A Lifelong Process”
Presented by Rev. Andrew Millard “What is REAL?” asked the Velveteen Rabbit. “Real isn’t how you are made,” said the Skin Horse. “It’s a thing that happens to you. When
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Presented by Rev. Andrew Millard Easter can be a challenging holy day for Unitarian Universalists! Many UU services on Easter Sunday end the Biblical story with the empty tomb or
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UUFP Spring Yard Sale 2021
Yearning for a Yard Sale? Drop in. Carry out. June 19, 2021 8:00 – 12:30 Rain date: 6/26/2021 * * * * * Drop Off Days: Tuesday – Thursday, June
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Sip and Social Thursdays
Sip and Social Thursday! We’ll gather informally (and virtually) via Zoom on Thursdays at 4 p.m. We invite you to please join Rev. Andrew for tea (coffee, or hot chocolate, or whatever you prefer) to check
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Sunday Forum: “Five Important Questions”
Presented by Joanne Dingus Dean James Ryan, from the Harvard Graduate School of Education, shared five essential questions of life with his students at their 2016 Commencement. Wait, what? I
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Sunday Forum: “A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum”
The UUFP Office Building–site for Wisdom, Wonder and our Sunday Morning Forum! (While persevering through the pandemic, join our virtual community via Zoom link below). Presented by Gary Ott, Bob
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Sunday Forum: “I Didn’t Mean It Like That”
Presented by Joanne Dingus At work, at the grocery store, in school, at home, even at church—people hear and sometimes use words and phrases that demean, ridicule, or demonstrate ignorance
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Sunday Forum: “Digging Deeper at the UUC in Tarpon Springs, FL” – Pt. II of “The Church that Refused to Sink!”
Presented by UUCTS Church Members Kathy Hopkins, Anne Rainey & Rene Torres Special thanks to UUFP Members Dennis and Carole Shaw for coordinating this invitation of our fellow UUs! A
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Sunday Forum: “Things I Didn’t Know – African American History”
Presented by Lois Winter We used to say the Pledge of Allegiance in public school every day. I always believed that “with liberty and justice for all” was an essential
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