Updated COVID policy
In January 2023, the Board of Trustees updated the UCF COVID policy. It was reviewed in March 2023 and no changes were made. To see the full policy, click here.
Author: Barb Thomas
June UCF News!
From Rev. Michelle: Dear beloveds, Happy Pride Month! It’s difficult to believe that so many months have passed since my first letter to you, which I wrote surrounded by boxes in Ohio. Now I am writing from my office in the soon-to-be Rev. Sally B. White Center. And: I have some exciting news for you … Continue reading June UCF News!
Zero Waste Seminar: June 25th
Have you been wondering how you can reduce the amount of trash you generate? Sponsored by Adult RE and Green Sanctuary, Linda Rudd will present a Zero Waste seminar with lots of tips and practical information for treading more lightly on our precious mother earth. Zero Waste households are most successful when they involve the … Continue reading Zero Waste Seminar: June 25th
Pulse Nightclub Day of Remembrance
A Personal Remembrance from UCF Member Amy Jones Leigh and I moved to Beaufort as full-time residents in the Spring of 2015. Over the next year, we visited UCF several times but did not make a commitment to become members. On June 12, 2016, one of our biggest fears happened when a gunman entered Pulse, … Continue reading Pulse Nightclub Day of Remembrance
UCF Annual Meeting
The Annual Meeting of the Unitarian Coastal Fellowship will be conducted in person as well as on Zoom on Sunday, June 12, 2022 immediately after our Worship Service. There will be a notice and ballot form sent to all members and friends on May 29, 2022, two weeks prior to the meeting, which will include … Continue reading UCF Annual Meeting
The Origin of Pride Month
The following article was written by Amy Jones: LGBTQ+ Pride Month is celebrated each year during the month of June to acknowledge and honor the Stonewall Uprising in New York. (As noted by the STONEWALL Veterans’ Association, the reference to these events as the Stonewall Riots was initially used by police to justify their use … Continue reading The Origin of Pride Month
About Children’s and Family Ministry
You and your family are welcome at the Unitarian Coastal Fellowship! When you arrive, we’ll present your family with a “busy bag” or two, with small toys, crayons and coloring pages to help your little ones stay entertained. Families sit together for the first 15-20 minutes. After the Time for All Ages and Joys & … Continue reading About Children’s and Family Ministry
Hands Across the Sand – 2022
After the Hoophole Creek nature walk, several members of UCF joined others for the Hands Across the Sand event at Emerald Isle beach. Our Green Sanctuary Committee and other members of UCF have participated in this event for many years. Hands Across the Sand is an annual event held around the globe in silent solidarity to … Continue reading Hands Across the Sand – 2022
Hoophole Creek Nature Walk with Tom Wentworth
Eleven members and friends of Unitarian Coastal Fellowship joined leader Tom Wentworth for a nature walk at the Hoop Pole Creek Nature Preserve in Atlantic Beach on April 23, 2022. Also joining us was Mickey Cullison, canine mascot for the nature hike. The weather was clear, warm, and breezy, which made for a nice morning … Continue reading Hoophole Creek Nature Walk with Tom Wentworth
Maria Jesus Olivas School in Nicaragua
This is the school that UCF is supporting through the organization Sister Communities of San Ramon Nicaragua (SCSRN) The name of the school is Maria Jesus Olivas and the writing on the wall says “Our School is Safe”. Recently our donations bought traditional dance costumes for the school (Nicaraguan dance is part of the national … Continue reading Maria Jesus Olivas School in Nicaragua