I officiated at a wedding yesterday. It was a charming garden setting and while it had rained earlier in the day, by the time the bridal party were making their way down the gravel aisle, the sun was shining and there was an inspiring … read more.
Reminder! Looking forward to seeing some helpers this Saturday morning to spruce up our outside areas, mainly raking, picking up branches, and trimming shrubs. Bring your own tools and gloves. There are a few shrubs and trees that we may need a … read more.
Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of the Emerald Coast
Greetings from your president!
UUFEC is off with a bang after congregation re-opened its doors following the worldwide-event-that-shall-not-be-named. Congregants let their voices be heard at the January meeting to say where UUFEC needs to go next — UP, … read more.
This is an exciting time in the life of our congregation! Our leaders have plans and now they watch eagerly for the members and friends to support those plans with their financial commitments!
Our President has outlined those exciting plans in her E-news letter and I … read more.
Board Meeting Feb. 26 after second hour groups!
Join us every first Friday for TV Dinner Theater, an open-minded open mic. Bring any and all talents, art, and anything else you would like to share. See you at 6pm on March 3!
I have a cauldron, a very large, black, cast iron cauldron. I used to be able to squat down in it, but now, well . . .
I found it in the woods when I was wandering around my grandparents’ property … read more.
The February 2023 Share the Plate recipient is Niceville Sharing and Caring.
Our UUFEC Spring Cleanup Day is scheduled for Saturday, 11 March (rain date will be 18 March). Our plan is to trim a few shrubs and trees, rake up leaves and branches, and clean out and organize the basement and the tool/storage closet by the … read more.
When I was Methodist, I offered an Ash Wednesday service. I found it spiritually useful to gather with other flawed human beings to remember that we are all mortal.
I would burn the dried leaves from the previous year’s Palm Sunday … read more.
