Our program on Sunday, June 5, promises to be fascinating. Author and photographer Robert Arnett will talk about his book, “India Unveiled: Spirit, Tradition People.” As usual, visitors are welcome. Click “Read more” to (obviously) read more.
We lost a good friend this week, with the passing of Steve Ellis. His memorial service will be Saturday, May 28, at 2 p.m. at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship at 8827 Heiferhorn Way in Columbus. Select “Read More” for more information and his obituary.
Visitors are always welcome at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, the home of progressive, liberal religion in Columbus, Ga. Come see us Sunday, or join us at one of our discussion groups. Click “read more” for details.
This Sunday, May 22, award winning Unitarian Universalist folksingers John and Joseph DeMasi will present “With a Song in Their Hearts.” Click “Read More” for details.
All events, unless otherwise noted, take place at our campus at 8827 Heiferhorn Way, just off Whitesville Road in north Columbus. During next Sunday’s service, UUFC member Bill Edwards will talk about “The Value of Superiority.” For details, click “read more.”
Join us this week for lively singing (Wednesday and Sunday,) stimulating discussions (see Wednesday and Friday), invigorating yoga (Thursday) and supportive fellowship all week. This Sunday’s talk, by Dr. Clark Gillett, will be “Medicine Then and Medicine Now.” Click “read more” for details.
Sunday is May 1, and the first Sunday of each month is a great day to get to know the Unitarian Universalists in Columbus. It’s Bring a Friend Day, and If you are reading this, you qualify. Even better, we have a potluck lunch after the service, about noon. If you’re a visitor, just bring your appetite. We’ll have plenty.
Welcome to this month’s announcements from Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Columbus. Here’s a rundown of events, programs and activities at UUFC this month. Click on “READ MORE” below to see the announcements:
We have activities almost every day of the week. Click “read more” for details. Our Sunday speaker will be cultural anthropologist John Studstill, who presentation is titled: “ISIS: Understanding the Inexplicable.”
