The collection box for helping unhoused folks in Baltimore will resume collections on Sunday, September 6th. Liz and Laura send thanks in advance and look forward to keeping everyone up-to-date on the folks we are helping. A new “wish list” is … read more.
Click here to see the picture and caption in the October 26, 2025 issue of USA Today, in an article entitled, “Pastors at a protest? That’s the scene at anti-Trump rallies across the US.” The caption reads: “A sign at … read more.
A recent article in The Spy describes how the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Easton (UUFE) Social Justice Committee continues its mission to support organizations that promote social justice through programming and community service.
UUFE members Carol Meredith and Joy Gaddy … read more.
A recent opinion piece in the Washington Post mentioned Unitarianism as one of five strategies to combat angst about the upcoming Trump presidency. Here’s an excerpt from the piece:
“Don’t doomscroll about Trump. Do these five things instead.” by Perry Bacon, Jr.
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A recent service at UUFE, led by Joyce Dowling, described the Worthy Now Prison Ministry Network, a liberal religious coalition powered by the Church of the Larger Fellowship (CLF). It includes individuals, groups, and communities of faith called to prison ministry/justice.
The dream of … read more.
Our UUFE Outreach Collection last month raised $1,120 to assist Ukrainian refugees who have fled to Romania. The Hungarian Unitarian Church in Cluj is the recipient of our aid to support their work.
From the onset of the war in Ukraine, the Hungarian Unitarian Church and … read more.
Many thanks to the 44 people who completed the Social Justice Pod?s spring 2022 survey.
Your input has been valuable in helping us determine
our priorities for involvement in social justice issues and organizations working toward those issues
where you would like UUFE to assist organizations with financial … read more.
As we emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic, the Talbot Interfaith Shelter (TIS), like so many other things, looks different.?
TIS Ongoing and Upcoming Plans
Purchase of a second house, Evelyn?s Place, to provide five beds for single men and five for single women.
Maintain services for families … read more.
The Fellowship’s Social Justice Committee is proud to offer our members a unique opportunity this month through its special outreach monthly collection program. This month, we are asking members to contribute to Asbury United Methodist Church, a black church we have partnered with for years … read more.
Dr. Audrey Barker described Mere Saathi?s mission in India to empower and improve the lives of impoverished village women through veterinary medicine for the dairy animals in their care. UUFE?s Don Barker told stories about Death, Uncertainty, and?Liberation – from his India journal?and books … read more.
