Members and friends walking together helped to raise over $5,000 towards the global food insecurity struggle during this year’s CROP Hunger Walk event.  Our local recipient will be Fort Lewis College, “Grub Hub.”

Irving, TX– The Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA) and the Boy Scouts of America (BSA) signed a historic Memorandum of Understanding designed to provide guidance to Unitarian Universalist congregations who wish to charter scouting units. The Boston-based UUA is the latest religious group to renew its relationship with the BSA following the Union for Reform Judaism … Continue reading UUA Renews Ties with Boy Scouts

Our Fellowship has been selling Equal Exchange fairly traded items since August 2007. The sale of fairly traded items is a way to support marginalized farmers, primarily in less developed countries.  It contributes to alleviating poverty and injustice in the world, and says to others we may never meet that we believe in their right to … Continue reading Equal Exchange = A Different Way of Doing Business

that’s the theme for this year’s Stewardship Dinners. Members & friends will be asked to consider these two questions: “What are your most courageous dreams for the future of UUFD?” and “What are our greatest possibilities for making a spiritual difference in our world?”. Ideas arising from the ensuing discussions will be sifted, sorted and … Continue reading ‘Dream Makers’;

The fellowship’s generosity through our monthly Share the Plate collection is extraordinary.  In nine months we have donated $6500.  Four new recipients for 2015-16 were selected by our Social Responsibility and Justice team:  Durango Community Emergency Assistance Coalition, 4 Corners Rainbow Youth Center, the international Crop Hunger Walk, and Durango Adult Education Scholarship Fund. On … Continue reading Share the Plate Update

By a unanimous vote of those members present at a special congregational meeting on Sunday, March 6, 2016, Rev. Katie Kandarian-Morris was called to settled ministry with the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Durango. The vote was the culmination of a multiyear effort by the congregation to transition from lay leadership to shared ministry and marks … Continue reading Settled Ministry Voting Results…

A unique collaborative will bring the community together with experiential, thought-provoking dialogue on diversity-related themes and experiences. The event is organized by the Durango Community Relations Commission and the Embracing Diversity Initiative in partnership with the Prejudice Elimination Action Team – Durango High School, Common Ground and El Centro at Fort Lewis College, and Celebrating … Continue reading Dialogue on Diversity

We, the members of the congregation of UUFD, are ready to call our minister, the Rev. Katie Kandarian-Morris, to settled ministry. The congregation voiced overwhelming support for calling our minister at the cottage conversations conducted by the Ministerial Transition Team. The Board of Trustees will move forward, therefore, with a vote to call our minister … Continue reading Vote to Call Our Minister

WHAT IS IT? CROP (Communities Reaching Out to People) Hunger Walks are conducted each year throughout the United States to raise money for reducing global hunger, disaster relief, and refugee assistance, mostly in the developing world. Last year $12 million dollars were raised through 1200 walks involving 116,000 people and 2000 communities. One slogan is … Continue reading Durango CROP Hunger Walk / Run

Teresa Jordan, UUFD board president, accepts a rebate check from Ray Pierotti, LPEA project specialist, who oversees the cooperative’s lighting programs.  UUFD was entitled to the rebate for retrofitting existing lighting with more efficient LEDs.