The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Durango’s (UUFD) Antiracism Team (ART) seeks consultants to conduct a Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging (DEIB) Audit of congregational practices, policies, and ways of being to be conducted between summer of 2026 through summer of 2027. Please click here for more details on the Audit as well as details for … Continue reading Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging Audit – Request for Proposal

The Durango Food Bank is putting together Thanksgiving food boxes again this year. UUFD has volunteered to provide 200 cans of green beans (more would be great). Please bring in your donations of green beans to Sunday services through October 19th. Collection boxes will be at the main door to the Sanctuary. Thank you in … Continue reading Durango Food Bank Thanksgiving Drive

The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Durango is excited to announce its eighteenth season with the 2025-2026 Recital Series Do you enjoy jazz, wind instruments, and/or voice? If so, this season will feature programs in all of these musical genres. Dates: Friday, September 12Friday, November 7Friday, April 24, 2026 Time: 7:00 p.m. Place: The Unitarian Universalist … Continue reading Announcing the 2025-2026 Recital Series

We are very proud to announce that UUFD has been designated a Bronze Certified Green Business by 4CORE, the Four Corners Office for Resource Efficiency. For several years, our Environmental Justice Team (EJT) has been committed to enhancing our sustainability efforts. Even before formal engagement, we installed electric vehicle chargers and solar panels. After working … Continue reading We are a Bronze Certified Green Business!

Sponsor a Mexican Child The Immigration Team has a new focus, sponsoring primary school age students in Mexico, where education is only funded through 3rd grade. Members can choose to sponsor a child directly or donate toward a group sponsorship by our youth group. Our children can write to the children we sponsor, providing a … Continue reading News from our Social Justice & Responsibility Team

After a joyful, meaningful Candidating Week consisting of two services, two potlucks, a parade, and more than a dozen meet & greet Q & A sessions, UUFD voted Reverend Jamie Elaine Boyce to be our next Settled Minister on Sunday, April 28. Ninety-one members voted unanimously YES. Immediately following the vote confirmation by the Board and contract signing, members and friends … Continue reading The big news: WE SAID YES!