Manatee Unitarian Universalist Fellowship

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If you're searching for a religious home that is guided by a quest for truth and meaning, not by a set creed or dogma, we invite you to discover Unitarian Universalism. We are a caring, openminded religious community that encourages you to seek your own spiritual path. Unitarian Universalist (UU) congregations are places where people gather to nurture their spirits and put their faith into action by helping to make our communitiesand the worlda better place.
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We, the members of the Manatee Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, agree to strive to uphold the principles and purposes of the Unitarian Universalist Association of congregations; to help one another and the community; to continue to further an environment which welcomes and supports diverse values and beliefs; to promote love, reason, and freedom in religion; to endeavor to achieve lifelong spiritual and intellectual growth; and to act for social justice through the democratic process.

November7: Lorraine Berry Stewardship
Three members of MUUF (Jo McRae, Cindi Edwards, & Tom Stockebrand) will be the featured speakers, sharing with us how MUUF has enriched their lives.

November14: Rev. Devlin Growing Our Future
Many of you have already seen the cover of our Stewardship Brochure for this year: A beautiful tree, painted by Barbara Hines, where the branches are adorned with words of meaning and inspiration for our UU values and especially our Fellowship. This is the time of year when we pause and take stock of what we have in life, and what meaning our faith and Fellowship holds for us. Where else can we be free in our worship, our values, our social actions, in our free and responsible search for truth and meaning? We are so fortunate to have MUUF here in Manatee County, for it is a historical treasure of spiritual and moral tradition which only we can protect and prosper through love and stewardship.

November 21: Rev. Devlin & Chris MacCormack- UU Faith in Action: 70 Years of the UUSC Guest at Your Table
The Unitarian Universalist Service Committee {UUSC} began saving peoples lives 70 years ago during World War II, in helping Jews and others oppressed escape from Nazi Germany. Our Flaming Chalice the symbol of our modern faith tradition was inspired by the UUSCs symbol of hope and help for others. Today we celebrate these 70 incredible years of our faith in action, and kick-off our Annual Guest At Your Table Program. Come take part in our service and make a place at your table for the millions of our neighbors who need our helping hand.
Music: Nikki Lachambre, Piano
November 28: Shiraz Hassan Understanding Islam
Muslim beliefs and the pillars of faith, and also touch on the common misconceptions about Islam and Muslims in general.
Music: Ishmael Katz, Guitarist

Sunday Services, each Sunday at 10:30 am.
Religious Education for children and Youth meets each Sunday during normal Sunday Services. Children will meet with the congregation at 10:30, and move to the classrooms during the offering.
Manatee Unitarian Universalist Fellowship

Thank you for visiting our website. Our office hours are Monday through Friday from 9 am to 1 pm. Please call (941)746-0067 for any additional information.