On Tuesday, Dec 28, after a short and intense search, the Board voted unanimously to agree to a contract with two ministers who will share part-time responsibilities as our new Targeted Ministers. Their job will be to provide essential ministerial support for the next six months while we apply for and hopefully find an Interim … Continue reading Targeted minister success: Board hires two ministers to share part-time responsibilities

While we may still be considered a small church, our engagement in our mission to Love Courageously, Inspire Spiritual Growth, Work for Justice is anything but small! You see this reflected in the extraordinary work done by all our teams and committees, our staff, and our Board of Trustees.  To see what we’ve been up to … Continue reading Social Responsibility and Justice team releases 2021 summary report

Services will held at 4:00 pm and 5:30 pm on Christmas Eve.

The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Durango presents Recital Series 2021-2022 The UUFD Recital Series is now in its fourteenth season.  All recitals are held on Friday evenings at 7:00 pm in the beautiful UUFD Sanctuary with excellent acoustics.  Because of the ongoing pandemic, masks will be required in the Sanctuary building except for the musicians … Continue reading Recital Series: 2021 – 2022

How the Disaster Relief and Development Fund was used in the past year While we cannot resolve all the pains in the world, our support helps to ease the suffering of others. This last year, the fellowship’s financial support through the Disaster Relief and Development Fund has helped with these crisis situations: Durango area food insecurity – … Continue reading Easing the suffering of others

John Redemske, President Terri Reherman, Vice President Carolyn Miller, Secretary Mark Swanson, Treasurer Jill Bystydzienski, Member-at-Large Steve Govreau, Member-at-Large

The EJT would like to thank the 88 members who completed the individual Environmental Survey earlier this Spring. That’s about half the congregation and a really good response for a survey of any kind. Yay! The main headline from your collective responses is that, not surprisingly, our fellowship members have a very high degree of … Continue reading Environmental Justice Team survey says…

As Unitarians, we are committed to protect and respect life on Earth. This applies in particular to the 6th and the 7th principles, which state “Peace, liberty and justice for all” and “Respect the interdependent web of all existence of which we are part.” Based on these principles, the Environmental Justice Team (EJT) encourages us … Continue reading Environmental Justice Team encourages voting in LPEA election