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The Web of Life

“It’s like a spider web!” They announced with pride. And they were right. The overlapping, zig-zag pattern of cris-crossing yarn threads we had created on the table we sat around looked just like a spider web. (Minus one of those

What Are You Seeking?

Do you make September resolutions? As September approaches, I gear up to return to routine. But what routine? I want routines that help me live into what I value. I’ve spent the last weeks watching the Olympics and can easily

A letter from Jamie and Gregg – The Greg Taylor Project

A letter from Jamie Huss and Gregg Jamback – Producers, The Greg Taylor Project We had a wonderful time on Father’s Day weekend with our fellow UUs at the UUFE. We hope you enjoyed hearing our thoughts about the causes of wrongful convictions and the

UUFE’s Common Read for Summer 2016: Healing the Heart of Democracy

This summer our common read (a book selected for shared reading) is: Healing the Heart of Democracy: The Courage to Create a Politics Worthy of the Human Spirit by Parker J. Palmer. (2011). We will have a shared conversation about

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"It's important to me to be helping the greater good. The Fellowship gives me the opportunity for personal growth."

"I give my time to UUFE because I get so much in return. It’s my family, my community, and my spiritual home."

"When our daughter began asking about life & death, we looked for a spiritual home where we could build our own faith. UUFE has been our home ever since."

"I value the freedom to believe whatever is meaningful. My soul is enriched by the variety of human experience within the Fellowship."

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UUFE’s Common Read for Summer 2016: Healing the Heart of Democracy