Location: Foyer
Let's help UU Justice NC get out the vote for the upcoming presidential election! Return your completed postcards to the SAC table in the Foyer by this date so that SAC can mail them. Important: There is a specific time frame for mailing these out, so SAC will do that part. PLEASE DO NOT MAIL YOUR CARDS!
Location: Clara Barton Room
Children, Pre-K (older 4 year olds) - 5th Grade (10 years old), will be supervised while their parents/guardians participate in Fellowship programming for adults. Drop off begins at 8:50 am. Children should transition to Religious Education classes by 10:45.
Location: John Murray Room
Children under the age of five will meet in the Murray Room with nursery staff.
Location: Forum: Carolina Forward, Building a Better North Carolina
Carolina Forward is an independent, non-partisan, non-profit policy organization that advocates for ideas, policies and values to build a stronger North Carolina that works for all its people. Learn about their important work including polling research, white papers, and an influential social media presence.
Location: Forum: Carolina Forward, Building a Better North Carolina
Location: Fellowship Hall & Online
As we ground ourselves for our year of worship, so too do we ground ourselves in the reality of our UUFWS community and the community beyond our walls, both of which are affected by class and caste.
Poverty is said to exist when people lack the means to satisfy their basic needs. Poverty exists regardless of race, creed, or ethnicity. Often, there is a social stigma attached to those who live in poverty, but there are many reasons for impoverishment. We will ask aloud, is poverty a justice issue, a moral issue, or both? Let's abandon judgments and status quo, and root ourselves in empathy and understanding with those who are living without enough to thrive.
Location: Whitney Young Room & Online
If this is one of your first times visiting the Fellowship or you've found your way back after an extended absence, the New Here Gathering is for you!
Location: Forum: Carolina Forward, Building a Better North Carolina
Come experience fun techniques for mindfulness through meditation and art!
It's going to be a beautiful exploration in creative expression! All supplies will be provided for you, so just bring your beautiful selves!
Workshop facilitated by Shane Manier and Derek Schurbon. Feel free to bring a bag lunch to each on the Fellowship grounds prior to the workshop.
Location: Forum: Carolina Forward, Building a Better North Carolina
Gatherings of Mindfulness Mondays are multi-platform, on Zoom and also at the Fellowship either indoors or on the grounds depending on weather conditions. All are welcome.
Location: Forum: Carolina Forward, Building a Better North Carolina
This is a continuation of the weekly Wednesday Flexibility and Mobility class. Attending a Wednesday class is a pre-requisite. Please contact Michael Fitzpatrick with Winston Well-Being (336) 995-6910 or winstonwellbeing@gmail.com to join or for more information.
Location: Reynolda Gardens
If you identify as a woman, you're invited to a weekly Monday walking group at Reynolda Gardens. Walkers gather at the garden store at the entrance to Reynolda Village and begin walking promptly at 5 pm.
Location: Forum: Carolina Forward, Building a Better North Carolina
This group meets every Tuesday for fellowship, confidential support and sharing, and discussions on a broad range of topics. This is a closed group.
Location: Fellowship Hall
A drum circle for beginners through experienced drummers.
Location: Online
This is a closed small group meeting, which is part of our Small Group Ministry program. Small Groups are closed (a set roster), committed (regular attendance), covenantal (relationship-building) groups that meet monthly to discuss themes based on UU values and experiences. New groups form periodically. If you would like more information or are interested in joining […]
Location: Forum: Carolina Forward, Building a Better North Carolina
Part of living your best life is having the mobility and flexibility to do things you need, want and love to do. Winston Well-Being is partnering with the Shepherd's Center and The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Winston Salem to offer this engaging series of training classes on mobility and flexibility.
Location: Bethabara Park - Moravian Church back parking lot
Meet in the parking lot behind the Moravian Church to join Don K. and friends for this weekly walk. This event will not take place if it's raining.
Location: Forum: Carolina Forward, Building a Better North Carolina
This is a closed small group.
Location: Online
Justice-based local meeting which also discusses State and National initiatives.
Location: Forum: Carolina Forward, Building a Better North Carolina
This is an administrative meeting in which we will discuss the budget for 2024, talk about ideas for classes that CUUPS can offer for 2025, and discuss any other topics and answer any questions that people may have.
Location: Fellowship Hall
Email Mignon Dobbins, Music Director, with questions about the Fellowship Choir at musicdirector@uufws.org
Location: Library
Coffee and tea are supplied, as well as, good conversation and excellent company. Come and meet new friends or get to know old ones better. We will meet every Thursday from 9am to 11am in the Library.
Location: Forum: Carolina Forward, Building a Better North Carolina
Join us for an hour on zoom for a lunch break to settle in with our fears and grief. Some of us were very directly affected by the hurricane, and many of us have family, friends or places that have been deeply affected - and this deeply affects us.
Join us for a lunch hour time to share our grief, anxiety and fears.
Location: The Sherwood
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 first and third Thursday of the month.
Location: Forum: Carolina Forward, Building a Better North Carolina
Monthly meeting of Lay Ministers and Rev. Kayla.
Location: Susan B. Anthony Room
This is a closed Small Group meeting, which is part of our Small Group Ministry program.
Location: Forum: Carolina Forward, Building a Better North Carolina
The Fellowship's First Friday potlucks are wonderful times to feast and socialize as one community! Everyone is invited, and all ages are welcome. Set-up starts at 5:30 pm, dinner starts at 6:00 pm. After dinner, stay for an extra helping of fun with BINGO!
Location: Fellowship Hall
Our sibling UU congregation in Greensboro states: "We define worship as 'holding up things of worth'."
How does that sit with us? What has worth in our lives? What is the difference between why "I" as an individual might worship, and why "we" as a collective might worship?
Join us as we try out some answers to these questions.
Location: Forum: Carolina Forward, Building a Better North Carolina
Arrival begins at 9:00AM. Pick-up by noon.
Location: Clara Barton Room
Children, Pre-K (older 4 year olds) - 5th Grade (10 years old), will be supervised while their parents/guardians participate in Fellowship programming for adults. Drop off begins at 8:50 am. Children should transition to Religious Education classes by 10:45.
Location: Emerson/Thoreau Rooms & Online
This conversation with Tim Tsujii from the Forsyth County Board of Elections will focus on access to voting and voting requirements, such as early voting, absentee by-mail voting, the new voter ID requirement, redistricting, and how to serve as a precinct official.
Location: Forum: Carolina Forward, Building a Better North Carolina
If this is one of your first times visiting the Fellowship or you've found your way back after an extended absence, the New Here Gathering is for you!
Location: Foyer, Side Deck, and Back Terrace
This is an opportunity in-between the 9AM and 11AM Worship Services to socialize and see what is going on across the Fellowship.
Location: Emerson & Thoreau Rooms
Children will learn about and explore UU values through story and play. Each class session begins with a brief time for free exploration of the room as families arrive and we prepare for our time together. Drop-off begins at 10:45AM. Pick-up by 12:10PM.
Location: Fellowship Hall & Online
Our sibling UU congregation in Greensboro states: "We define worship as 'holding up things of worth'."
How does that sit with us? What has worth in our lives? What is the difference between why "I" as an individual might worship, and why "we" as a collective might worship?
Join us as we try out some answers to these questions.
Location: Clara Barton Room
Chalice Children delves deep into our Unitarian Universalist faith. It strives not just to teach about our faith, but also to provide experiences around the strength of community, the wonder and awe that transcend everyday understanding, and life issues we all share. Drop-off begins at 10:45AM. Pick-up by 12:10PM.
Location: Forum: Carolina Forward, Building a Better North Carolina
This casual gathering meets on 1st Sundays and offers authentic space in our faith community for any Fellowship member or friend who moves through the world as a person of color. R&R also meets on most 3rd Saturdays for a program and dinner.
Location: Forum: Carolina Forward, Building a Better North Carolina
Location: Whitney Young Room & Online
If this is one of your first times visiting the Fellowship or you've found your way back after an extended absence, the New Here Gathering is for you!
Location: Forum: Carolina Forward, Building a Better North Carolina
Gatherings of Mindfulness Mondays are multi-platform, on Zoom and also at the Fellowship either indoors or on the grounds depending on weather conditions. All are welcome.
Location: Forum: Carolina Forward, Building a Better North Carolina
This is a continuation of the weekly Wednesday Flexibility and Mobility class. Attending a Wednesday class is a pre-requisite. Please contact Michael Fitzpatrick with Winston Well-Being (336) 995-6910 or winstonwellbeing@gmail.com to join or for more information.
Location: Reynolda Gardens
If you identify as a woman, you're invited to a weekly Monday walking group at Reynolda Gardens. Walkers gather at the garden store at the entrance to Reynolda Village and begin walking promptly at 5 pm.
Location: Forum: Carolina Forward, Building a Better North Carolina
Calling all UU musicians. All instruments, ages, and skill levels are welcome!
Join us on the first and third Monday's of each month as we bond through our music, and make a joyful noise. Listeners are welcome as well!
Location: Forum: Carolina Forward, Building a Better North Carolina
This group meets every Tuesday for fellowship, confidential support and sharing, and discussions on a broad range of topics. This is a closed group.
Location: Online
This meeting is open to all UU veterans. Let's meet to discuss ways your identity as a Unitarian Universalist intersects with your experience as a veteran.
The first gathering on Tues, Oct 8, is a Zoom-only meeting.
The second meeting on Mon, Oct 14, is available both on Zoom and onsite at the Fellowship. We'll check in with each other and discuss next steps.
Location: Fellowship Hall
A drum circle for beginners through experienced drummers.
Location: Forum: Carolina Forward, Building a Better North Carolina
Part of living your best life is having the mobility and flexibility to do things you need, want and love to do. Winston Well-Being is partnering with the Shepherd's Center and The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Winston Salem to offer this engaging series of training classes on mobility and flexibility.
Location: Forum: Carolina Forward, Building a Better North Carolina
This is a closed small group meeting, which is part of our Small Group Ministry program. Small Groups are closed (a set roster), committed (regular attendance), covenantal (relationship-building) groups that meet monthly to discuss themes based on UU values and experiences. New groups form periodically. If you would like more information or are interested in joining […]
Location: Bethabara Park - Moravian Church back parking lot
Meet in the parking lot behind the Moravian Church to join Don K. and friends for this weekly walk. This event will not take place if it's raining.
Location: Online
The Finance Committee meets monthly to monitor the Fellowship's Finances.
Location: Fellowship Hall
Email Mignon Dobbins, Music Director, with questions about the Fellowship Choir at musicdirector@uufws.org
Location: Library
Coffee and tea are supplied, as well as, good conversation and excellent company. Come and meet new friends or get to know old ones better. We will meet every Thursday from 9am to 11am in the Library.
Location: Forum: Carolina Forward, Building a Better North Carolina
This is a closed small group.
Location: Forum: Carolina Forward, Building a Better North Carolina
Board of Directors Executive Committee Meeting
Location: Forum: Carolina Forward, Building a Better North Carolina
If Jerry Garcia and Tom Waits made an Appalachian music duo, it might sound a little like the Brown Mountain Lightning Bugs.
Location: Village Tavern Patio
Join Q and Friends for a weekly Saturday morning walk along the beautiful trails of Reynolda Village. Enjoy nature, good company, and plenty of friendly discussion during this 45-minute stroll. Participants are invited to stay for an optional breakfast beverage and snack at The Bookhouse.
Location: Clothes Closet (separate building)
The Clothes Closet is a UU Fellowship community outreach program that provides gently used clothing to families and individuals in need. We are open the second Saturday of every month from 9:30am - 12:30pm.
Location: Forum: Carolina Forward, Building a Better North Carolina
Do you lead a committee or a team at the UUFWS? Do you want to know more about how to effectively lead a group? Please join our fun and informative, “Not your average speed dating forum” leadership session. We will offer 15 minute sessions on using the UUFWS Google Drive, Fellowship Governance, budgeting, how to run a meeting, making requests for announcements. Childcare and snacks will be provided. Sign up today!
Location: Forum: Carolina Forward, Building a Better North Carolina
Would you like to get to know other singles (of a certain age - 50 - 100!) at the Fellowship?
This kick-off event for the Silver & Gold Singles group will provide an opportunity to mingle while enjoying pizza, salad & dessert. We have some additional activities in the works and would love your input.
RSVP for this event by Oct. 10 to join us!
Location: Fellowship Hall
How can we as Unitarian Universalists begin to define "g*d"? What is our most ultimate or intimate? The ground of being, the deeper/higher power? Come as we attempt to expand and refine our conception of a UU cosmology and theology.
Location: Forum: Carolina Forward, Building a Better North Carolina
Arrival begins at 9:00AM. Pick-up by noon.
Location: Clara Barton Room
Children, Pre-K (older 4 year olds) - 5th Grade (10 years old), will be supervised while their parents/guardians participate in Fellowship programming for adults. Drop off begins at 8:50 am. Children should transition to Religious Education classes by 10:45.
Location: Emerson/Thoreau Rooms & Online
Carol and Don will tell you about their trip to Jordan this Spring. We will cover the historical sites we visited such as Petra and Wadi Rum, plus more. And of course the migrating bird species making their way north via the Red Sea, the Great Riff Valley between the Southern and Northern hemispheres.
Location: Foyer, Side Deck, and Back Terrace
This is an opportunity in-between the 9AM and 11AM Worship Services to socialize and see what is going on across the Fellowship.
Location: Forum: Carolina Forward, Building a Better North Carolina
If this is one of your first times visiting the Fellowship or you've found your way back after an extended absence, the New Here Gathering is for you!
Location: Clara Barton Room
Chalice Children delves deep into our Unitarian Universalist faith. It strives not just to teach about our faith, but also to provide experiences around the strength of community, the wonder and awe that transcend everyday understanding, and life issues we all share. Drop-off begins at 10:45AM. Pick-up by 12:10PM.
Location: Emerson & Thoreau Rooms
Children will learn about and explore UU values through story and play. Each class session begins with a brief time for free exploration of the room as families arrive and we prepare for our time together. Drop-off begins at 10:45AM. Pick-up by 12:10PM.
Location: Fellowship Hall & Online
How can we as Unitarian Universalists begin to define "g*d"? What is our most ultimate or intimate? The ground of being, the deeper/higher power? Come as we attempt to expand and refine our conception of a UU cosmology and theology.
Location: Whitney Young Room & Online
If this is one of your first times visiting the Fellowship or you've found your way back after an extended absence, the New Here Gathering is for you!
Location: Forum: Carolina Forward, Building a Better North Carolina
We warmly invite you to join us for a light lunch and a meaningful discussion designed specifically for our LGBTQIA+ community members. This gathering is an opportunity for us to connect, share, and discuss topics that matter most to us. Allies, please note that at this time we are seeking input from our LGBTQIA+ community. RSVP and let us know you can join us!
Location: Forum: Carolina Forward, Building a Better North Carolina
Families with middle and high school aged youth are invited to this Orientation for the Coming of Age program. We will present an overview of the program format, goals, schedule, requirements, and answer questions about the coming year.
Location: Forum: Carolina Forward, Building a Better North Carolina
IAF (Industrial Areas Foundation) core teams from across Forsyth County will meet to reflect on our Listening Campaign & plan for the Voting Assembly - when we'll choose our campaign priorities!
Location: Forum: Carolina Forward, Building a Better North Carolina
Gatherings of Mindfulness Mondays are multi-platform, on Zoom and also at the Fellowship either indoors or on the grounds depending on weather conditions. All are welcome.
Location: Forum: Carolina Forward, Building a Better North Carolina
This is a continuation of the weekly Wednesday Flexibility and Mobility class. Attending a Wednesday class is a pre-requisite. Please contact Michael Fitzpatrick with Winston Well-Being (336) 995-6910 or winstonwellbeing@gmail.com to join or for more information.
Location: Forum: Carolina Forward, Building a Better North Carolina
This is a closed small group meeting, which is part of our Small Group Ministry program. Small Groups are closed (a set roster), committed (regular attendance), covenantal (relationship-building) groups that meet monthly to discuss themes based on UU values and experiences. New groups form periodically. If you would like more information or are interested in joining […]
Location: Reynolda Gardens
If you identify as a woman, you're invited to a weekly Monday walking group at Reynolda Gardens. Walkers gather at the garden store at the entrance to Reynolda Village and begin walking promptly at 5 pm.
Location: Forum: Carolina Forward, Building a Better North Carolina
This meeting is open to all UU veterans. Let's meet to discuss ways your identity as a Unitarian Universalist intersects with your experience as a veteran.
Location: Various Locations
This is a women's group that celebrates the cycles of life. We do a lot of sharing in this group and find the spirit of the Goddess within ourselves. If you would like to join this group, contact fullmoon@uufws.org for the specific time and location.
Location: Forum: Carolina Forward, Building a Better North Carolina
This group meets every Tuesday for fellowship, confidential support and sharing, and discussions on a broad range of topics. This is a closed group.
Location: Parkway United Church of Christ
It’s in the air. It’s in the water. In an era of throw-away ease, plastic has cost us our well-being. It’s been found inside our bodies, our colons, our brains, in breast milk and developing wombs. Now, it’s even in our hearts. This groundbreaking film, for the first time ever, tests the producer’s blood and four generations of family members for chemicals derived from plastic. The results are alarming.
Location: Fellowship Hall
A drum circle for beginners through experienced drummers.
Location: Forum: Carolina Forward, Building a Better North Carolina
Part of living your best life is having the mobility and flexibility to do things you need, want and love to do. Winston Well-Being is partnering with the Shepherd's Center and The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Winston Salem to offer this engaging series of training classes on mobility and flexibility.
Location: Bethabara Park - Moravian Church back parking lot
Meet in the parking lot behind the Moravian Church to join Don K. and friends for this weekly walk. This event will not take place if it's raining.
Location: Whitney Young Room & Online
This is a closed small group.
Location: Forum: Carolina Forward, Building a Better North Carolina
This 3-session series is designed for newcomers who want to know more about Unitarian Universalism and also about the UU Fellowship of Winston-Salem. We invite you to explore the Fellowship!
Location: Fellowship Hall
Email Mignon Dobbins, Music Director, with questions about the Fellowship Choir at musicdirector@uufws.org
Location: Library
Coffee and tea are supplied, as well as, good conversation and excellent company. Come and meet new friends or get to know old ones better. We will meet every Thursday from 9am to 11am in the Library.
Location: The Sherwood
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 first and third Thursday of the month.
Location: Hanging Rock State Park
Nothing cooler for the month of October than to watch the full moon rise at the highest peak in Stokes County. A park ranger will lead a group to see October’s supermoon on top of Moore’s Knob Observation Tower. The hike will be on a 4.7-mile loop trail which is rated strenuous.
Location: Library
Are you ready to explore challenging ideas and broaden your understanding? The Socratic Inquiry Project invites you to engage in thoughtful, non-judgmental discussions. In this session, we will be discussing Konstantin Krisin’s “Woke Culture HAS Gone Too Far” which can be viewed ahead of time. All are welcome!
Location: Emerson & Thoreau Rooms & Online
The Board of Trustees meets every month on the 3rd Thursday at 6:30pm.
Location: Forum: Carolina Forward, Building a Better North Carolina
Members, Friends, and Supporters are invited to join in an online Watch Party for the Mosaic Fall Conference. We are registered to participate online as a Congregational Team. If you would like to attend you can either do so from the comfort of your home or join in the Watch Party at the Fellowship. Snacks will be provided both days, and lunch will be provided on Friday. Registration has closed.
Location: Village Tavern Patio
Join Q and Friends for a weekly Saturday morning walk along the beautiful trails of Reynolda Village. Enjoy nature, good company, and plenty of friendly discussion during this 45-minute stroll. Participants are invited to stay for an optional breakfast beverage and snack at Dough Joe's.
Location: Forum: Carolina Forward, Building a Better North Carolina
Location: Forum: Carolina Forward, Building a Better North Carolina
Members, Friends, and Supporters are invited to join in an online Watch Party for the Mosaic Fall Conference. We are registered to participate online as a Congregational Team. If you would like to attend you can either do so from the comfort of your home or join in the Watch Party at the Fellowship.
**Please RSVP to Pam at pam@uufws.org by October 14th to request the viewing link if you will join from home or to share any dietary restrictions and request childcare if you will join the Watch Party at the Fellowship. Snacks will be provided both days, and lunch will be provided on Friday.
Location: The Sherwood
Join us for a casual lunch and discussion at noon on the third Saturday each month at The Sherwood. There is no agenda. This is just a fun way to get to know others that are interested in humanism.
Location: Forum: Carolina Forward, Building a Better North Carolina
The entire building is reserved from noon-9 pm today.
Location: offsite
This monthly meeting offers authentic space in our faith community for any Fellowship member or friend who moves through the world as a person of color.
Location: Online
Preview the Online Auction items before bidding OPENS at 5:00 pm on Wednesday, October 23rd. The Online Auction includes both biddable and buy-it-now items. It's exciting, sometimes a bit competitive, but always fun. Offerings will include a wide variety of items and personal services plus parties, dinners and classes. Oh, my!
Location: Fellowship Hall
Many UUs count themselves as Buddhist, or have been deeply influenced by Buddhist thoughts and leaders.
Buddhist waves starting in the late 19th century and were impacted by encounters with the West and its traditions, including transcendentalism and humanism.
How has this informed our foundational beliefs, and what it is we UUs believe?
Join us to hear returning guest John Kernode.
Location: Clara Barton Room
Children, Pre-K (older 4 year olds) - 5th Grade (10 years old), will be supervised while their parents/guardians participate in Fellowship programming for adults. Drop off begins at 8:50 am. Children should transition to Religious Education classes by 10:45.
Location: Forum: Carolina Forward, Building a Better North Carolina
Arrival begins at 9:00AM. Pick-up by noon.
Location: Emerson/Thoreau Rooms & Online
The Earth's soils have been cultivated for hundreds, even thousands of years, with varying effects on the quality of what's harvested and fed to people and as well as livestock. Jim Hanes will discuss soil quality, agricultural methods and the nutritional value of foods.
Location: Forum: Carolina Forward, Building a Better North Carolina
This 3-session series is designed for newcomers who want to know more about Unitarian Universalism and also about the UU Fellowship of Winston-Salem. We invite you to explore the Fellowship!
Location: Forum: Carolina Forward, Building a Better North Carolina
If this is one of your first times visiting the Fellowship or you've found your way back after an extended absence, the New Here Gathering is for you!
Location: Foyer, Side Deck, and Back Terrace
This is an opportunity in-between the 9AM and 11AM Worship Services to socialize and see what is going on across the Fellowship.
Location: Forum: Carolina Forward, Building a Better North Carolina
Members, Friends, and Supporters are invited to join in an online Watch Party for the Mosaic Fall Conference. Information about the Mosaic can be found here.
We are registered to participate online as a Congregational Team. If you would like to attend you can either do so from the comfort of your home or join in the Watch Party at the Fellowship.
**Please RSVP to Pam at pam@uufws.org by October 14th to request the viewing link if you will join from home or to share any dietary restrictions and request childcare if you will join the Watch Party at the Fellowship. Snacks will be provided both days, and lunch will be provided on Friday.
Location: Emerson & Thoreau Rooms
Children will learn about and explore UU values through story and play. Each class session begins with a brief time for free exploration of the room as families arrive and we prepare for our time together. Drop-off begins at 10:45AM. Pick-up by 12:10PM.
Location: Clara Barton Room
Chalice Children delves deep into our Unitarian Universalist faith. It strives not just to teach about our faith, but also to provide experiences around the strength of community, the wonder and awe that transcend everyday understanding, and life issues we all share. Drop-off begins at 10:45AM. Pick-up by 12:10PM.
Location: Fellowship Hall & Online
Many UUs count themselves as Buddhist, or have been deeply influenced by Buddhist thoughts and leaders.
Buddhist waves starting in the late 19th century and were impacted by encounters with the West and its traditions, including transcendentalism and humanism.
How has this informed our foundational beliefs, and what it is we UUs believe?
Join us to hear returning guest John Kernode.
Location: Whitney Young Room & Online
If this is one of your first times visiting the Fellowship or you've found your way back after an extended absence, the New Here Gathering is for you!
Location: Forum: Carolina Forward, Building a Better North Carolina
Kiddos and adults alike, join us for pizza and salad. Bring a dessert to share if you wish. Costumes and dancing encouraged but not required. *Registration is closed*
Location: Foyer
Pre-packaged snacks of microwavable popcorn, chocolate, chips, nuts, cookies, dried fruit, canned/bottled drinks, etc. placed in the box in the Foyer throughout the month will be picked up and shared with Easton Elementary School teachers and staff! Fresh fruit and fresh-baked goods, well-wrapped, can be placed in the box on the third Sunday of the month and they will be picked up the next day.
Location: Forum: Carolina Forward, Building a Better North Carolina
Gatherings of Mindfulness Mondays are multi-platform, on Zoom and also at the Fellowship either indoors or on the grounds depending on weather conditions. All are welcome.
Location: Forum: Carolina Forward, Building a Better North Carolina
This is a continuation of the weekly Wednesday Flexibility and Mobility class. Attending a Wednesday class is a pre-requisite. Please contact Michael Fitzpatrick with Winston Well-Being (336) 995-6910 or winstonwellbeing@gmail.com to join or for more information.
Location: Reynolda Gardens
If you identify as a woman, you're invited to a weekly Monday walking group at Reynolda Gardens. Walkers gather at the garden store at the entrance to Reynolda Village and begin walking promptly at 5 pm.
Location: Forum: Carolina Forward, Building a Better North Carolina
Calling all UU musicians. All instruments, ages, and skill levels are welcome!
Join us on the first and third Monday's of each month as we bond through our music, and make a joyful noise. Listeners are welcome as well!
Location: Forum: Carolina Forward, Building a Better North Carolina
This group meets every Tuesday for fellowship, confidential support and sharing, and discussions on a broad range of topics. This is a closed group.
Location: Fellowship Hall
A drum circle for beginners through experienced drummers.
Location: Online only via Zoom
In “A House for Hope,” John Buehrens and Rebecca Ann Parker engage readers in liberal religion’s rich theological legacy. In each of the 8 monthly discussions, participants will use both the book and sermon messages to explore what grounds us, what expands us, what shelters us, and what gives us hope. Advance registration required.
Location: Online
The Online Auction includes both biddable and buy-it-now items. It's exciting, sometimes a bit competitive, but always fun. Offerings will include a wide variety of items and personal services plus parties, dinners and classes. Oh, my! Bidding CLOSES at 5:00 on Sunday, November 3rd.
Location: Library & Online
The purpose of the Membership Committee is to support a culture of welcome, foster the transition to membership, and enhance members' engagement. Contact Susan at membership@uufws.org with questions.
Location: Forum: Carolina Forward, Building a Better North Carolina
Part of living your best life is having the mobility and flexibility to do things you need, want and love to do. Winston Well-Being is partnering with the Shepherd's Center and The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Winston Salem to offer this engaging series of training classes on mobility and flexibility.
Location: Bethabara Park - Moravian Church back parking lot
Meet in the parking lot behind the Moravian Church to join Don K. and friends for this weekly walk. This event will not take place if it's raining.
Location: Forum: Carolina Forward, Building a Better North Carolina
This 3-session series is designed for newcomers who want to know more about Unitarian Universalism and also about the UU Fellowship of Winston-Salem. We invite you to explore the Fellowship!
Location: Fellowship Hall
Email Mignon Dobbins, Music Director, with questions about the Fellowship Choir at musicdirector@uufws.org
Location: Library
Coffee and tea are supplied, as well as, good conversation and excellent company. Come and meet new friends or get to know old ones better. We will meet every Thursday from 9am to 11am in the Library.
Location: Gravel Parking Lot
Decorate your trunk and prepare to give out peanut-free candies and treats to our costumed little (and not so little) ones. All are welcome! If you don't want to pass out treats, feel free to park in the rest of the parking lot and Trick or Treat with us anyway. We'll provide pizza, drinks, and chips. See you there!
Location: Clara Barton Room
Children, Pre-K (older 4 year olds) - 5th Grade (10 years old), will be supervised while their parents/guardians participate in Fellowship programming for adults. Drop off begins at 8:50 am. Children should transition to Religious Education classes by 10:45.
Location: Fellowship Hall
How does our social context affect our beliefs, and how did this affect the founding beliefs of our faith?
Join us as we take a look at culture and class within UUism, and how this affects what we hold as ultimate and intimate.
Location: Forum: Carolina Forward, Building a Better North Carolina
Arrival begins at 9:00AM. Pick-up by noon.
Location: Emerson/Thoreau Rooms & Online
Don Woodward and Ken Ostberg will review major election contests and other themes of common interest to all – Forum will become a Focus Group. Prepare to declare your views and PREDICTIONS.
Location: Forum: Carolina Forward, Building a Better North Carolina
If this is one of your first times visiting the Fellowship or you've found your way back after an extended absence, the New Here Gathering is for you!
Location: Foyer, Side Deck, and Back Terrace
This is an opportunity in-between the 9AM and 11AM Worship Services to socialize and see what is going on across the Fellowship.
Location: Clara Barton Room
Chalice Children delves deep into our Unitarian Universalist faith. It strives not just to teach about our faith, but also to provide experiences around the strength of community, the wonder and awe that transcend everyday understanding, and life issues we all share. Drop-off begins at 10:45AM. Pick-up by 12:10PM.
Location: Fellowship Hall & Online
How does our social context affect our beliefs, and how did this affect the founding beliefs of our faith?
Join us as we take a look at culture and class within UUism, and how this affects what we hold as ultimate and intimate.
Location: Emerson & Thoreau Rooms
Children will learn about and explore UU values through story and play. Each class session begins with a brief time for free exploration of the room as families arrive and we prepare for our time together. Drop-off begins at 10:45AM. Pick-up by 12:10PM.
Location: Whitney Young Room & Online
If this is one of your first times visiting the Fellowship or you've found your way back after an extended absence, the New Here Gathering is for you!
Location: Forum: Carolina Forward, Building a Better North Carolina
Please join us as we mourn losses from 2024 and honor those who have passed. This time of year when the veil between this world and the next is at its thinnest, we remember and celebrate our ancestors and recently departed. All are welcome!
Location: Forum: Carolina Forward, Building a Better North Carolina
Gatherings of Mindfulness Mondays are multi-platform, on Zoom and also at the Fellowship either indoors or on the grounds depending on weather conditions. All are welcome.
Location: Forum: Carolina Forward, Building a Better North Carolina
This is a continuation of the weekly Wednesday Flexibility and Mobility class. Attending a Wednesday class is a pre-requisite. Please contact Michael Fitzpatrick with Winston Well-Being (336) 995-6910 or winstonwellbeing@gmail.com to join or for more information.
Location: Reynolda Gardens
If you identify as a woman, you're invited to a weekly Monday walking group at Reynolda Gardens. Walkers gather at the garden store at the entrance to Reynolda Village and begin walking promptly at 5 pm.
Location: Various - see event details
All LGBTQ+ folks and allies are invited. Enjoy the casual conversation and reconnect or meet someone new. New people always welcome! Email Pia and Suzanne at qandfriends@uufws.org with questions and for this month's details.
Location: Forum: Carolina Forward, Building a Better North Carolina
This group meets every Tuesday for fellowship, confidential support and sharing, and discussions on a broad range of topics. This is a closed group.
Location: Forum: Carolina Forward, Building a Better North Carolina
Leaders of committees, teams, groups, activities and events at the Fellowship are invited to a Zoom session about how to use Tags in Breeze for efficient organizing and communication. Two new sessions are now open, and the content will be the same at each session. Future trainings will be available, so if you cannot attend […]
Location: Fellowship Hall
A drum circle for beginners through experienced drummers.
Location: Forum: Carolina Forward, Building a Better North Carolina
Leaders of committees, teams, groups, activities and events at the Fellowship are invited to a Zoom session about how to use Tags in Breeze for efficient organizing and communication. Two new sessions are now open, and the content will be the same at each session. Future trainings will be available, so if you cannot attend […]
Location: Forum: Carolina Forward, Building a Better North Carolina
Part of living your best life is having the mobility and flexibility to do things you need, want and love to do. Winston Well-Being is partnering with the Shepherd's Center and The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Winston Salem to offer this engaging series of training classes on mobility and flexibility.
Location: Bethabara Park - Moravian Church back parking lot
Meet in the parking lot behind the Moravian Church to join Don K. and friends for this weekly walk. This event will not take place if it's raining.
Location: Fellowship Hall
Email Mignon Dobbins, Music Director, with questions about the Fellowship Choir at musicdirector@uufws.org
Location: Library
Coffee and tea are supplied, as well as, good conversation and excellent company. Come and meet new friends or get to know old ones better. We will meet every Thursday from 9am to 11am in the Library.
Location: Library
Are you ready to explore challenging ideas and broaden your understanding? The Socratic Inquiry Project invites you to engage in thoughtful, non-judgmental discussions. Each session features a video presenting a controversial viewpoint that challenges prevailing sentiments and perspectives. Through a semi-Socratic method, we question assumptions and share insights in a spirit of inquiry and fellowship. Whether you're looking to expand your perspective or understand others better, this is the space for you. All are welcome!
Location: Forum: Carolina Forward, Building a Better North Carolina
The Fellowship's First Friday potlucks are wonderful times to feast and socialize as one community! Everyone is invited, and all ages are welcome. Set-up starts at 5:30 pm, dinner starts at 6:00 pm. After dinner, stay for an extra helping of fun with BINGO!
Location: Forum: Carolina Forward, Building a Better North Carolina
Let's gather to party in the Fellowship Hall and bid in person on thirty or so choice items. There will be drinks and light food. The bidding goes on until the auctioneer's gavel declares them "SOLD!" Doors open at 5:30 pm and the auction action begins at 6:30 pm.
