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I am beginning to feel a bit like an aging Snow White to whom all the little woodland creatures come for solace and song. You may remember my past stories about frogs, lizards, birds and bunnies. Well, we now have a new and totally unexpected addition. I went to the kitchen about 2am for cold … Continue reading Rev. Ruth’s Reflections – August 4th, 2023
This is a community event open to all for sharing music, poetry, comedy and other brief amateur stage performances. Some material may not be appropriate for children.
Contact committee co-chairs at justice@uufec.com for details and zoom link!
The Taoist Tai Chi Society USA’s Niceville location will be holding an Introductory Tai Chi Session Wednesdays from 5:45-7:00 pm at UUFEC beginning August 23. For more information email niceville.fl@taoist.org or contact Amy in person
UUFEC’s social justice committee thanks everyone who helped UUFEC be a very visible supporter of Okaloosa County’s LGBTQ+ community —way too of us to name. Check out photos from the June 10 Pride Walk on our website. And, our small but hearty July 4 crew raised over $250 for Healing Paws for Warriors, by requesting … Continue reading UUFEC shows up for our community!
Our volunteer team of caring responders is now available to reach out to members and friends in crisis and to celebrate milestones and big life events! Led by Linda and David Carson, members include Winky Sweet, Trudie Griffin, Kathy Roniger, and Jim Calumbo. Please contact any of these people if you know of a need … Continue reading Caring Committee Up and Running
Rev. Ruth will be on summer vacation and study leave for the month of July. In an emergency please contact President Miriam Williams president@uufec.com or Ericca the Administrator at 850-678-7197 (calls or texts).
TV Dinner Theater Fri, July 7 at 6:00 p.m. This is a community event open to all for sharing music, poetry, comedy and other brief amateur stage performances. Some material may not be appropriate for children.
My parents approached vacations differently. My dad loved his work and tended to over-commit. So he put in 70-80 hour weeks during my childhood, and we didn’t see much of him. When Mom convinced him to take some time off, he then felt a kind of obligation to fill up our vacations with as much … Continue reading Rev. Ruth’s Reflections – June 30th, 2023
She was recognized at General Assembly for having received her Full Fellowship credentials! She was accompanied by the wonderful Jennifer Doyle.
