Position Announcement: Music Director/Pianist
UUFD seeks a Music Director/ Pianist/Choir Accompanist. Our most immediate need is for a Pianist/Choir Accompanist (approx. 28 hours per month). The ideal candidate would also assume the position of Music Director (an additional 22 hours per month). We offer a competitive compensation package commensurate with your experience and ability.
For more details and the position description, please email Rev. Jamie Boyce, UU Fellowship of Durango, 419 San Juan Drive, Durango, CO, minister@durangouu.org
Position Announcement: Spiritual Growth Ministry Facilitator – Part-time
The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Durango is hiring for a part-time position, Spiritual Growth MinistryFacilitator. The Facilitator helps lead a ministry of spiritual learning and connection in our vibrant congregation. Approximate 26 hours per week with benefits, working in close collaboration with our dynamic Minister, Rev. Jamie Boyce. For position description, click here. Position start: September 1, 2025. To apply, send resumé and cover letter to Search Team leader Bonnie Miller at yjmiller2@gmail.com
Our Hope
We are looking for a Spiritual Growth Ministry Facilitator who is passionate about supporting children, youth and adults in learning to live a life grounded in the ethics and values of Unitarian Universalism. We hope for innovative thinking that engages us all in creative ways of growing and learning spiritually. We hope for a friendly, approachable Facilitator who will help all ages connect in powerful ways in our Spiritual Growth Ministry.
Want to know about our faith and our congregation?
Unitarian Universalism (UU) is an open-minded, open-hearted liberal religion that helps people lead lives of justice, love, learning and hope by covenanting together to support each other in searching for truth and meaning. Proud to be part of a covenantal tradition – in contrast to doctrinal or creedal faiths – we are deeply committed to common values centered in love: justice, equity, transformation, pluralism, interdependence, generosity.
Our congregation includes about 150 members who are diverse in education and professions, working and retired, socially liberal, very diverse financially, and with many variations of religious tradition and belief. We enjoy spending time together both socially and in partnership on events supporting the church and the local community. We value diversity, active and committed volunteerism, our welcoming friendliness, and our sense of community and social justice. Officially recognized by the Unitarian Universalist Association as a Welcoming Congregation, we are deeply committed to practices of radical inclusion that honor and include everyone, whatever their gender identity, sexual orientation, or gender expression.
Want to know about our Durango community?
Durango, Colorado, (approximate 19,000 people, 6,500 ft above sea level) has a thriving music, art and theatre scene. It’s also a center for outdoor recreational pursuits including fishing, boating, kayaking, river rafting, ice skating, ice hockey, walks along the Animas River Trail, and is known for its mountain biking community and ski resorts nearby. Our community benefits from the presence of Fort Lewis College, a small, public liberal arts college where students of color represent more than half the student body. Many of the college’s educational events are open to the public. We like to say that we live where other people come for vacation – join us!