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Risky Business: Faith Without Certainty

In contrast with fundamentalism, liberalism asserts that religious truth is not fixed and theology is informed by the current, reasoned knowledge about the world.

Recent News

  • Featuring Mission: Support Kids
    In February, the Social Justice & Responsibility Team is spotlighting “Mission: Support Kids,” the brainchild of Alex Todak-Schwartz, a long-time UUFD member. Alex is the ...
  • February news from Faith Formation
    “Fairness does not mean everyone gets the same. Fairness means everyone gets what they need.” ― Rick Riordan, The Red Pyramid The concept of fair gets to ...
  • Faith Formation News
    Sundays with Preschoolers! You’ve probably noticed the cool room set up for the pre-school children and toddlers by the back door to the Sanctuary.  Every Sunday we ...
  • February Circle Supper coming on Feb 11
    Our next Circle Supper is coming up on Saturday, February 17th! Circle Suppers are monthly dinners shared by UUFD members and friends in members’ homes. There are typically 6-10 people at each home. For ...
  • Register now for UUA Pacific Western Regional Assembly!
    PWR Regional Assembly Registration NOW OPEN! Registration is open for our Pacific Western Regional Assembly this April 19th and 20th! People can attend either in person, at ...
  • UUFD campus closed Feb 2 and 3
    Heads up: The UUFD campus will be closed all day on Friday, February 2 and Saturday, February 3 for Ministerial Search Committee deliberations. Thank you ...
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Board of Trustees

Board meetings are held on the fourth Tuesday of every month, from 6 to 8 pm in Bowman Hall. Visitors are welcomed. If you’d like to attend by Zoom, please email our office for the Zoom link.
 

Upcoming Events

20 Mar
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Durango
Board of Trustees Meeting
26 Mar 24
Durango
Sage Circle
9 Apr 24
17 Apr
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Durango
Board of Trustees Meeting
23 Apr 24
Durango
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Our Stories: Testimonials

When my family and I moved to Durango, we were looking for a community to provide the foundational support for our two young children that is needed according to our “It Takes A Village” philosophy.  The UU of Durango was exactly what we were looking … read more.

Steve

I came to the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Durango when I found myself wanting the support and connection of a community that values the quest for meaning and spiritual growth, rather than expecting a particular set of beliefs or creed.  I wanted to be with … read more.

Bonnie