Forum: Current Events
Forum: Current Events
This week we will host a discussion of current local, national and world events.
This week we will host a discussion of current local, national and world events.
Children up to 10 years old will be supervised while their parents/guardians participate in Fellowship programming for adults.
YoUUngish is a group for members and friends in the 21(ish) - 40 (ish) age group. The Sunday gathering is a drop-in and attendance varies.
Rev. Jay Abernathy, retired UU minister, will speak today on the ancient and the modern in religion.
Children Grades K (age 5) through fifth grade will hear stories about people of diverse faiths who have worked for love, compassion, and justice in their corner of the world.
D'oh God: Faith formation through the lens of the fictitious Simpson family.
New here? Join other newcomers for this special program. These sessions are designed to provide you with an experience of Unitarian Universalism---not just information about it.
Gatherings of Mindfulness Mondays are multi-platform, on Zoom and also at the Fellowship either indoors or on the grounds depending on weather conditions.
While this training is targeted to Watchful Shepherd volunteers, it will be general enough to apply in other locations/situations, so everyone is invited.
Can UUs believe anything they want? Participate in this Zoom workshop to explore Unitarian Universalism and learn how to articulate our UU Faith.
This group meets every Tuesday for fellowship, confidential support and sharing, and discussions on a broad range of topics.
This is a closed Small Group meeting, which is part of our Small Group Ministry program. Small Groups allow members and friends to gather in small groups to share their thoughts, feelings and needs. If you would like more information or are interested in joining a Small Group, email Susan & Jane at sgm@uufws.org or Caron […]
Meet at the Moravian Church parking lot to join Don K. and friends for this weekly walk. This event will not take place if it's raining.
The Poor Peoples Campaign (PPC), works for the poor and other progressive ideals. UUFWS Social Action Council supports the monthly NC PPC Triad Circle.
New here? Join other newcomers for this special program. These sessions are designed to provide you with an experience of Unitarian Universalism---not just information about it.
Email Mignon Dobbins, Music Director, with questions about the Fellowship Choir. musicdirector@uufws.org
The ROMEOS (Retired Old Men Eating Out!) are Fellowship guys who meet for lunch to eat and drink, chat and joke, at a local restaurant at 12noon, every other Thursday.
This new group, the Socratic Inquisition Partnership (SIP) works within the UU framework to establish clarity and mutual understanding of complex social issues.
Join us for our 12th annual chili cook off. This chili making competition and dinner promises to be hot, hot, hot! And maybe a little mild and medium. Awards given. Volunteers needed. Don't miss this annual favorite.
This is a small group circle for people of color. Email Caron at coordinator@uufws.org with questions. The gatherings on January 7 , February 4 and March 4 are Zoom-only sessions. The gatherings on January 28, February 25 and March 18 will be in-person sessions without a Zoom option. Facilitator: LaShanda Brown Benefits of a dream journal […]
Don Kautz will present his 12 day holiday in Queensland, Australia, with Naturetrek tours.
Children up to 10 years old will be supervised while their parents/guardians participate in Fellowship programming for adults.
YoUUngish is a group for members and friends in the 21(ish) - 40 (ish) age group. The Sunday gathering is a drop-in and attendance varies.
Rev. Ed's sermon is a meditation on the importance of connection to family and friends.
D'oh God: Faith formation through the lens of the fictitious Simpson family.
Children Grades K (age 5) through fifth grade will hear stories about people of diverse faiths who have worked for love, compassion, and justice in their corner of the world.
New here? Join other newcomers for this special program. These sessions are designed to provide you with an experience of Unitarian Universalism---not just information about it.
The location of this month's immersive walk is Stone Mountain State Park, NC. Limited to 10 participants. Advance registration is required.
Gatherings of Mindfulness Mondays are multi-platform, on Zoom and also at the Fellowship either indoors or on the grounds depending on weather conditions.
UUs Feed the Community is a Team of UU Volunteers dedicated to provide those in need with nourishing meals.
Can UUs believe anything they want? Participate in this Zoom workshop to explore Unitarian Universalism and learn how to articulate our UU Faith.
This group meets every Tuesday for fellowship, confidential support and sharing, and discussions on a broad range of topics.
All women of any age, including those who identify as a woman, are welcome at these gatherings.
Join the revitalized Mahjongg group on 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of each month.
Meet at the Moravian Church parking lot to join Don K. and friends for this weekly walk. This event will not take place if it's raining.
New here? Join other newcomers for this special program. These sessions are designed to provide you with an experience of Unitarian Universalism---not just information about it.
Email Mignon Dobbins, Music Director, with questions about the Fellowship Choir. musicdirector@uufws.org
Do you enjoy designing flower beds or flower pots, or selecting, planting, or maintaining flowers?
Kevin Mundy will sing some of the best-known love songs from the 1950's and early 1960's.
Children up to 10 years old will be supervised while their parents/guardians participate in Fellowship programming for adults.
Michelle Mathis from the Olive Branch Ministry will discuss the two simple edicts of addiction treatment.
YoUUngish is a group for members and friends in the 21(ish) - 40 (ish) age group. The Sunday gathering is a drop-in and attendance varies.
Children Grades K (age 5) through fifth grade will hear stories about people of diverse faiths who have worked for love, compassion, and justice in their corner of the world.
D'oh God: Faith formation through the lens of the fictitious Simpson family.
This is a sermon about moving toward discomfort--in your relationships, in your work, and in your congregation—and what such courage could bring.
Join us after the service on Sunday, February 12 and enjoy super soups for the Super Bowl. We'll offer a variety of soups, breads and desserts to warm the body and fellowship to warm the spirit. Volunteers needed Sat & Sun!
YoUUngish and the Family Dinner Circle are hosting a board game afternoon with pizza and childcare. Feel free to bring board games of your own to share. All are welcome.
Note: Zoom-only on February 13 & 27. Gatherings of Mindfulness Mondays are usually multi-platform, on Zoom and also at the Fellowship either indoors or on the grounds depending on weather conditions.
Can UUs believe anything they want? Participate in this Zoom workshop to explore Unitarian Universalism and learn how to articulate our UU Faith.
This group meets every Tuesday for fellowship, confidential support and sharing, and discussions on a broad range of topics.
Anyone who would like to talk about a book that they’ve read is welcome to share. Otherwise, just come to listen!
Meet at the Moravian Church parking lot to join Don K. and friends for this weekly walk. This event will not take place if it's raining.
Email Mignon Dobbins, Music Director, with questions about the Fellowship Choir. musicdirector@uufws.org
The ROMEOS (Retired Old Men Eating Out!) are Fellowship guys who meet for lunch to eat and drink, chat and joke, at a local restaurant at 12noon, every other Thursday.
Join other UUs as a group to listen to Dr. Kenneth Bridle talk about the intersection of art and nature at SECCA.
Members of the Socratic Inquisition Partnership will meet to socialize and plan for the next official SIP meeting scheduled for Thursday, March 2.
The Board of Trustees now meets on third Thursdays to allow for increased inclusivity and transparency . Members are welcome to attend. If you'd like to speak for five minutes at the beginning of a meeting, please contact the President of the Board at president@uufws.org or call the office at 336-659-0331 at least a week in advance of the meeting to be placed on the agenda. Board minutes from past meetings are posted on the Board of Trustees page in the member section of the website (for members and supporters only). Printed copies are available to review by request in the office. Join here: https://uufws.org/virtual-board-meeting
Children up to 10 years old will be supervised while their parents/guardians participate in Fellowship programming for adults.
Sue and Rich Freeman will share their hiking journey, circumnavigating the Slovenian Alps for 170 miles while experiencing gorgeous scenery, local cuisine, and pristine blue waters.
YoUUngish is a group for members and friends in the 21(ish) - 40 (ish) age group. The Sunday gathering is a drop-in and attendance varies.
Children Grades K (age 5) through fifth grade will hear stories about people of diverse faiths who have worked for love, compassion, and justice in their corner of the world.
D'oh God: Faith formation through the lens of the fictitious Simpson family.
Rev. Ed Brock will share a Time For All Ages during Worship this Sunday. Children and youth will begin in the service and then go to their classes after the story.
The search for immortality dates back nearly as far as the beginning of humanity itself. Pam Lepley, Director of Lifespan Religious Education, is our guest speaker.
Gatherings of Mindfulness Mondays are multi-platform, on Zoom and also at the Fellowship either indoors or on the grounds depending on weather conditions.
This group meets every Tuesday for fellowship, confidential support and sharing, and discussions on a broad range of topics.
Join new and old friends for a pancake supper and good time. There is no cost for the pancake supper. Volunteers needed.
This team meets on fourth Wednesdays at 11 am. Contact Susan at membership@uufws.org with questions. The purpose of the Membership Committee is to support a culture of welcome, foster the transition to membership, and enhance members' engagement. We will acknowledge the deep commitment our members make when they join the Fellowship while also honoring the […]
Join the revitalized Mahjongg group on 2nd and 4th Wednesdays.
Meet at the Moravian Church parking lot to join Don K. and friends for this weekly walk. This event will not take place if it's raining.
The Poetry Circle meets on fourth Wednesdays. All are invited - celebrated poets, emerging poets, and the poetry-curious!
Email Mignon Dobbins, Music Director, with questions about the Fellowship Choir. musicdirector@uufws.org
This is a small group circle for people of color. Email Caron at coordinator@uufws.org with questions. The gatherings on January 7 , February 4 and March 4 are Zoom-only sessions. The gatherings on January 28, February 25 and March 18 will be in-person sessions without a Zoom option. Facilitator: LaShanda Brown Benefits of a dream journal […]
Paula J. Traffas, a volunteer with Housing Justice Now of Winston-Salem, will speak about the eviction crisis.
Children up to 10 years old will be supervised while their parents/guardians participate in Fellowship programming for adults.
YoUUngish is a group for members and friends in the 21(ish) - 40 (ish) age group. The Sunday gathering is a drop-in and attendance varies.
Cutting off from others is a frequently used way to deal with the anxiety in any relationship. Rev. Ed Brock will explore the awesome powers and dangers of the cut-off using illustrations from his own experience.
Children Grades K (age 5) through fifth grade will hear stories about people of diverse faiths who have worked for love, compassion, and justice in their corner of the world.
Note: Zoom-only on February 13 & 27. Gatherings of Mindfulness Mondays are usually multi-platform, on Zoom and also at the Fellowship either indoors or on the grounds depending on weather conditions.
This group meets every Tuesday for fellowship, confidential support and sharing, and discussions on a broad range of topics.