On Sunday, Sept. 25, UUFD formally installed Reverend Katie Kandarian-Morris as its first called minister.
In the words of Rev. Peter Raible, “An installation service is the recognition that a minister is settled in a particular society. …There is an important history to this service … read more.
UUFD member and Thrive! co-founder, Mo Maliszewski, was instrumental in bringing US wealth inequality expert and best-selling author, Chuck Collins to Durango this fall.
Both hold leadership roles in Unitarian Universalists for a Just Economic Community (UUJEC), a progressive organization, rooted in the UU … read more.
BELOVED CONVERSATIONS: Meditations on Race and Ethnicity is a powerful tool for the journey of healing racism and encouraging a multicultural lens in the congregation and how we engage with our community at large. This experiential program began with a weekend retreat, October 19 & … read more.
The UUA Common Read Selection Committee is pleased to announce the 2018-19 Common Read: Justice on Earth: People of Faith Working at the Intersections of Race, Class, and Environment, edited by Manish Mishra-Marzetti and Jennifer Nordstrom (Skinner House Books, 2018).
At a time when racial … read more.
More than 35 members contributed to the sanctuary expansion effort over the past two weeks.
Here’s a fun slide show» documenting some of their efforts.
The project is almost complete, with final building inspections pending.
This year’s summer series theme: Tell me what is it you plan to do with your one wild and precious life? is taken from a Mary Oliver poem. The series begins Sunday, June 17 and extends through Sunday, August 19. Here’s a colorful chronological … read more.
UUFD invites members and friends to make a one-time donation to the CHAIR FUND to provide chairs for the newly expanded sanctuary.
A generous donor has agreed to match funds for up to 32 chairs (for a total of the 64 chairs we need). So each contribution counts twice! … read more.
A video recording of this year’s GA Ware Lecture by Brittany Packnett is now available online at the UUA website»
The Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA) condemns the Trump administration’s appalling assault on vulnerable families seeking asylum in the United States.
“The policy of this administration to separate children from their parents at the border is immoral, inhumane and indefensible,” says UUA president, the Rev. Susan Frederick-Gray. … read more.
Durango Food Bank needs volunteers to sort, organize and distribute food resources to fire evacuees and impacted residents.
Click here to see time / dates for preparing food donation boxes at Durango Food Bank.
Contact Bonnie Miller, UUFD Social Responsibility & Justice Team Co-Leader, to … read more.
On May 14 UUA President Rev. Susan Frederick-Gray participated in the opening 40 Days of Action of the Poor People’s Campaign: A National Call for a Moral Revival in Washington, DC.
After the season of 40 days of direct action, teach-ins, worship, arts and cultural … read more.
