Sarah Sutherland tells the story of the first Flower Communion – photo by Karen Baggott
More than 40 people, some on zoom but most in person, met at the pavilion at Fort Macon State Park for an Easter Sunday Flower Communion service. The morning started out … read more.
From Rev. Michelle
Beloveds,
It has surely been a long season of waiting.
Two long years we have waited! For the pandemic to be over…for our dreams of a new building to come to fruition…it has been two years of anticipation, weariness, impatience, excitement, nervousness, and all of … read more.
From Rev. Michelle Ma:
Dear beloveds,
I am writing this but a few days before I go on vacation, and by the time you read this I will have been on vacation for a week. I shall be thinking of you all—I am quite certain!—all the way … read more.
From Rev. Ma:
Dear Beloveds,
Happy New Year!
A new year promises renewal, fresh starts, new beginnings. It’s the time of year that many people resolve: this year will be different. This year, I’ll finally lose weight. This year, I’ll do a better job of keeping in touch … read more.
(back)Helene Kelly, Rev. Michelle Ma, Miriam Green, Joan Burton, Terri Thomas – (front) Liz Morningstar and Savannah
On Sunday, December 5th, members of the Pastoral Care Team at UCF held a drive-thru event at our new facility (under construction) at 2900 Bridges Street. Members and … read more.
Communications from our Coastline Newsletter this Month
From Rev. Michelle:
Dear Beloveds,
This is, historically, an inward time. The harvest is in; the days grow cold; the nights grow long. There is a season for everything, and this is the season for rest.
There is, for sure, still work … read more.
Honor someone you love or admire.
To Our Unitarian Coastal Fellowship Members and Friends,
We have ordered beautiful, safe, comfortable, and long-lasting chairs to use in our new sanctuary. The chairs are manufactured in Ohio. 75% of the power required to run the production line is from … read more.
On November 7th, we will hold our Veterans Day worship service outdoors, followed by a pot luck meal. The picnic pavilions at Fort Macon offer ample space for us to gather, so please join us to see old friends face to face. Attendees are asked … read more.
From Reverend Michelle:
I am not, by nature, a patient person.
I’m one of those people who has some trouble being still. Meditation did not come naturally to me. I had to learn to be silent. Given the choice, I prefer to be doing something rather … read more.
All set up for the Service
Sunday, September 12th couldn’t have been a more beautiful day to have a UCF service in the pavilion at Fort Macon, looking out at Beaufort inlet and the Atlantic Ocean. This was the first time that we have gathered for … read more.
