Dear UUFR Members:
Our Annual Congregational Meeting will be held on June 9, 2024, during our scheduled worship time at 10:00 am. Coffee and refreshments will be served beginning at 9:30 am.
Our regular programming for children and youth will take place during the meeting.
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You are invited to a poetry reading and artist meet and greet of the current show at UUFR Gallery following service on Sunday, June 2nd, 2024. See Julie Dyer Holmes still life oil paintings of NC pottery and plein air landscape paintings. These paintings … read more.
As one of the people recruited by the 75th Anniversary committee to write this blog, it’s been my intention for a few months now to research and write a blog post about UUFR’s LGBTQ advocacy efforts, which I knew our congregation had long been … read more.
Third Friday of the month, 7:30-9:30 p.m., Founders Hall- Join us for a live music/storytelling/poetry event! If you’d like to perform, please arrive a bit early. For more info contact Chris Wise.
The Justice Response Team at UUFR informs over 100 members and friends by email about upcoming events to promote justice in our community and in our state. While One Wake focuses on local issues and events, the Justice Response Team is here to inform … read more.
Being a Barista/Social Hour Host is a fun way to meet new people. Baristas/Social Hour Hosts put out coffee creamers (or top them off), cookies, coffee cups and napkins while welcoming guests during Social Hour. You do not make coffee. Towards the end … read more.
Join fellow UUs on Saturday, June 15th at 11am for a tour of the Piedmont Farm Animal Refuge in Pittsboro, a remarkable oasis that provides lifelong care to rescued farmed animals with animal-centered designs and educates people about the realities of animal agriculture. Meet … read more.
We have 5 years left to avoid catastrophic climate change. But the solution to this is right under our noses. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner – three chances a day to change the world for the better. Are you Eating To Extinction, or Eating … read more.
For June, the UUFR Race & Culture Book Club is reading Maya Angelou’s “I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings.” Print, e- and audio versions are in the Wake County Library. “ … captures the longing of lonely children, the brute insult of bigotry, and … read more.
Roll up your sleeves and join us for a volunteer morning, Tuesday, May 14th, about 8:30 to 11:30, and/or afternoon Saturday, May 18th, about noon to 4 pm, (times to be fine-tuned SOON). Learn about and participate in regenerative farming, creating biochar, planting, harvesting, etc. Lots … read more.
