Finding Truth, Being True
Join us in welcoming Rev. Paul Beedle, First Unitarian Universalist Church of New Orleans
2nd Hour: Porch Swing, Freethinkers Friendly, Buddhistarians
Archives: Services
The Man In Black: A Tribute To Johnny Cash
The Man In Black: A Tribute To Johnny Cash
Join us in welcoming back Ken Sizemore for a great morning of music
2nd Hour: Porch Swing, TED Talks
Come One, Come All, to the Greatest Show: Universalism
Come hear our own UUFEC Members, Karen & Denny Lauer
2nd Hour: Porch Swing, “Extra, Extra”, Surviving Old Age
Is Tolerance Enough
Stephanie Marshall, UUFEC member, will speak about “Is Tolerance Enough?”
2nd Hour: Porch Swing, Social Justice
Intentional Community
Tiffany Sapp is a member of the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Bay County and has been a UU for about a decade. She is dilligently working toward certification as a fully fellowshipped minister with the Unitarian Universalist Association.
2nd Hour: Porch Swing, Free Thinkers Friendly, Buddhistarians
New Beginnings
2nd Hour: Porch Swing, TED Talks, Reflection Circle
New Year’s Resolutions
New Year’s Resolutions
Adult RE Second Hour groups will not meet December 31. Instead, please plan on attending an extended social hour on December 31. All groups will resume on January 7th!
UU Holiday Reflections
UU Holiday Reflections
Adult RE Second Hour groups will not meet on either December 24th or December 31. Instead, please plan on attending the potluck finger food appetizer brunch on the 24th and an extended social hour on December 31. All groups will resume on January 7th!
A Candle of Hope
Tiffany Sapp is a member of the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Bay County and has been a UU for about a decade. She is dilligently working toward certification as a fully fellowshipped minister with the Unitarian Universalist Association. Tiffany lives in Bonifay with her husband Jayon and her daughter Bridget, where they spend lots of time exploring the woods in their backyard.
2nd Hour: Porch Swing, Being a UU Parent: Sharing the Journey
Rev. Monk
Rev. Nathan Monk is a civil rights activist, author, and former Orthodox priest. He resides in Pensacola, Florida. For more than a decade, Nathan has worked tirelessly for social justice, specifically for the homeless. Nathan holds a Masters Degree in Theology and served as a priest for eight years before resigning in 2013 after stepping out in support of marriage equality. He now works as the Executive Director of a non-profit addressing homelessness and poverty on the Gulf Coast of Florida.
2nd Hour: Porch Swing, Free Thinkers Friendly, Buddhistarians