On Tuesday the Women’s Book Club discusses Marilyn Robinson, on the Wednesday the open discussion group discusses religion and education and on Sunday, poet David Johnson talks about “On Becoming.” Click “more” for details, and please join us!

Note our construction project in the photo at left, including our new sign and the portico in progress. Our front door to the public will be ready in time for our Oct. 18 dedication. Please join us. This coming Sunday, join us for Thomas Sturm’s talk, “My Search for Meaning,” and stay for our potluck lunch. Click the headline for details.

This Sunday (Sept. 27), Patricia Hart, Ph.D., will discuss “Natural Faith: How the Darwinian Evolution Transformed Liberal Religion.” Our Wednesday discussion group topic is “The Media in the Middle.” Please join us! Click “more” for details.

Unitarian Universalism in the Chattahoochee Valley at a glance.

Now that we’ve moved into a new building, we’re ready to reach out to potential Unitarian Universalists through the Chattahoochee Valley. Step one, a television ad, which is running on the Daily Show during Jon Stewart’s last week, through Aug. 6. (Standard definition stations only.) Better yet, click here to watch it on YouTube.

On Aug. 5, our Wednesday Night Discussion Group will brainstorm visions for the future of our fellowship. On Sunday, Aug. 9, popular Florida folksinger Ken Sizemore presents “Family Ties—Songs of Family Relationships.”

The UUFC Board of Directors meets Tuesday, Aug. 18, at 7 p.m., and there will be an important Members Business Meeting following the service on Sunday, Aug. 23. Our Wednesday Night Discussion Group will talk about “This I believe.” On Sunday learn about Hinduism and Unitarian Universalism. Click “more” for details and other activities.

The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Columbus, Ga., holds Sunday services at 10:40 a.m., but come early for coffee, snacks and conversation. August 2 is “Bring a Friend Potluck Sunday.” If you’re reading this, you’re a friend and if you’re a guest, don’t worry about food. Just bring an appetite for a great meal after the service, about noon. Click “Read More” for this week’s schedule.

The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Columbus, Ga., holds Sunday services at 10:40 a.m., but come early for coffee, snacks and conversation. Childcare is available for toddlers and young children from 9:30 a.m. to noon. We also have activities throughout the week. All activities at our campus at 8827 Heiferhorn Way in north Columbus. Click “Read More” for this week’s schedule.

On Wednesday evening we’ll discuss “The truth about dishonesty.” Sunday morning our guest speaker, the Ed Helton (at left), director of the Leadership Institute at Columbus State University, will talk about “Community.” Click “more” for details about these topics and more.