Dear UUFEC Family:
The chilled fall air reminds me it is now November, a month to cherish and rekindle the warmth of family and friends. It is also a time to be thankful for the many treasures in our lives. So, in that spirit, with awed … read more.
The Committee on Ministry (COM) promotes the spiritual heath of the ministry of the congregation as it pertains to fulfilling the congregation’s mission. The COM explores the concerns and challenges of the Minister/Congregation relationship. In addition, it explores and attempts to assist parties … read more.
UU members & friends are invited to orally share a remembrance of a special gift received or given from a past Christmas during the Dec. 9 service. Please submit your memory in a short-written paragraph no later than Wed. Dec. 5, with your … read more.
On November 4th, 2018, as Daylight Saving Time ended, Rosemary Jane Baker passed peacefully on her way…looking forward to a great family reunion hereafter. She spoke her last words on Halloween saying, “A few more days,” and “If you’re coming back later, I won’t be … read more.
We are continuing our shared monthly snacks with the following schedule:
Last name A – F First Sunday (Nov. 4)
Last name G – L 2nd Sunday (Nov. 11)
Last Name M – R 3rd Sunday (Nov. 18)
Last name S – Z … read more.
Read Rev. Doak Mansfield’s UUFEC Annual Meeting Minister’s Report 2018
The Newsletter below was sent to us from Unitarian Universalist Justice Florida. See below for their contact info.
November 2018 UUJF Newsletter
Administrator,
Hurricane Michael – News from Panhandle UUs:
UU Justice Florida (UUJF) has been working for several years with the Florida Disaster Resilience Initiative, setting up … read more.
The Social Justice Committee continues to collect items to be donated for those that have been affected by Hurricane Michael. Bring them to UUFEC this coming Sunday October 21st, 2018.
We will also have a special table set up to collect money for … read more.
For a variety of reasons, including some safety concerns, UUFEC is saying goodbye to its massive, aging children’s play structure outside. It is 15 feet wide, 14 feet deep, and 12 feet tall. This structure is showing signs of aging and needs … read more.
Autumn in Florida, even our panhandle, is not a time for turning leaves. Brilliant images of golds, reds, yellows foliage is more Shenandoah Valley, the Berkshires than Boggy Bayou. I’m assured my Halloween we’ll have some ‘fallish’ temps and weather. We’ll see.
Our nation is … read more.
