Child Care During Adult Programming
Child Care During Adult Programming
Children up to 10 years old will be supervised while their parents/guardians participate in Fellowship programming for adults.
Children up to 10 years old will be supervised while their parents/guardians participate in Fellowship programming for adults.
Paula J. Traffas, a volunteer with Housing Justice Now of Winston-Salem, will speak about the eviction crisis.
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.
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.
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.
This is a closed Small Group meeting, which is part of our Small Group Ministry program.
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.
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.
March Topic: Examining Loneliness and Imagining a Better Community for All. What causes someone to be lonely? Are there aspects of our current sociocultural climate that exacerbate loneliness? How might we strive to build community and combat loneliness, both as a fellowship and as individuals?
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, dinner starts at 6 pm.
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 […]
Are compassion and cooperation innate behaviors or evoked solely by social pressures? Or are compassion and cooperation caused by some mixture of social pressures and innate forces? Rev. Ed Brock is our speaker.
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.
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.
Is there a place for spirituality within the context of a culture which accepts science fully? Rev. Ed Brock will explore this question.
D'oh God: Faith formation through the lens of the fictitious Simpson family.
There will be an opportunity immediately after the worship service to learn more about the proposed Bylaws.
Drop off for artwork to be displayed in the upcoming Art Gallery in the Fellowship Hall.
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.
All women of any age, including those who identify as a woman, are welcome at the Full Moon 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.
Email Mignon Dobbins, Music Director, with questions about the Fellowship Choir. musicdirector@uufws.org
Marguerite's Coffeehouse is a showcase for the area's finest amateur and professional talent.
Rev. Ed Brock will lead this training. You are invited if you are any of these: experienced leaders, long-term leaders, potential new leaders, people who want to learn about leadership , and the merely curious.
Michael Hughes will review the book "Humane: How the United States Abandoned Peace and Reinvented Wars" by Samuel Moyn.
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.
In this sermon, Rev. Ed Brock will talk about what the word God means within a UU framework. He will explore creative ways to understand the word God from the standpoint of modern spirituality.
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.
There will be a Congregational Meeting immediately after the Sunday Service. We will vote on bylaw changes. Please plan to attend.
The Safe Congregations Team is sponsoring First Aid, CPR with mannequins, and AED practice with a hands-on AED simulator (defibrillator) training.
This is the regular monthly meeting of the Fellowship Social Action Council (SAC). All are welcome.
NEW DATE! The hike location for March is Grassy Creek Vineyard in Elkin. We will hike the nice trail that goes from the vineyard to Carter Falls, and enjoy live music and food options when we return to the vineyard.
Gatherings of Mindfulness Mondays are multi-platform, on Zoom and also at the Fellowship either indoors or on the grounds depending on weather conditions.
Listen to Dr. Mia Yang podcast, "Ask Dr. Mia: Conversations on Aging Well," and come together on Zoom to discuss.
This group meets every Tuesday for fellowship, confidential support and sharing, and discussions on a broad range of topics.
The Art Gallery Team and volunteers will be handging art for the the upcoming Art Gallery in the Fellowship Hall.
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.
Dennis Burnette, founder of the Carolinas Butterfly Society, will discuss the importance of protecting and attracting these beautiful pollinators, followed by a musical sound experience inviting connection with the natural world.
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
Volunteers needed to help prepare the way for new playground possibilities. The old wooden equipment needs to be removed before it creates a real hazard in our big backyard. Please sign up to help!
We invite you to explore the Fellowship with us. Alongside other newcomers and in collaboration with Fellowship members, leaders and staff, these sessions are designed to provide you with an experience of Unitarian Universalism---not just information about it.
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 […]
Children up to 10 years old will be supervised while their parents/guardians participate in Fellowship programming for adults.
Kevin Keller will tell his story of entrepreneurship, both starting and scaling his own business, as well as helping Wake Forest students launch startups of their own.
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.
D'oh God: Faith formation through the lens of the fictitious Simpson family.
This Sunday Rev. Ed Brock will get out his crystal ball and peer into the future and share with you all the good things that are about to happen. He will also talk about the part you play in creating that future.
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.
The 2023 Art Gallery kicks off with a reception this Sunday. View the artwork displayed in the Fellowship Hall and the foyer while enjoying finger food and punch after the Worship Service.
We invite you to explore the Fellowship with us. Alongside other newcomers and in collaboration with Fellowship members, leaders and staff, 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.
Listen to Dr. Mia Yang podcast, "Ask Dr. Mia: Conversations on Aging Well," and come together on Zoom to discuss.
This group meets every Tuesday for fellowship, confidential support and sharing, and discussions on a broad range of topics.
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!
UUs Feed the Community is a Team of UU Volunteers dedicated to provide those in need with nourishing meals.
Email Mignon Dobbins, Music Director, with questions about the Fellowship Choir. musicdirector@uufws.org
Let’s get together in the Emerson and Thoreau rooms to share our arts, crafts, and hobbies. Bring in your projects and join the fun.
Everyone is invited to the 2nd annual CCC weekend, a time to Connect, Collaborate, and Celebrate!
Food, Fun, and Fellowship! Gather with friends and family to enjoy our “Final Friday” hotdog cookout and game night.
Collaborate with other by contributing your time and talents in support of Fellowship teams and groups as we tackle projects such as on-campus spring cleaning jobs, clothes closet, food prep, and arts & crafts that appeal to a variety of abilities and interests.
Children up to 10 years old will be supervised while their parents/guardians participate in Fellowship programming for adults.
Angelika Pettit will present a talk she's entitled Is it Normal Aging or Dementia. She will compare and contrast normal aging versus not normal aging, related to various cognitive functions.
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.
We will welcome new members in a special ceremony during the worship service, and we’ll celebrate being together with an after-service lunch.
Three years from the start of "The Great Pause" imposed by the pandemic, we'll reflect on how far we've come together as a community. How can pausing continue to serve us?
Please join Rev. Ed and your Stewardship Committee, on Zoom only, directly after the worship service for the opportunity to learn about this year's budget, the "Funding Our Mission" pledge drive, and how you can be the first to make your pledge!
The March 27 session will be Zoom-only. Gatherings of Mindfulness Mondays are typically multi-platform, on Zoom and also at the Fellowship either indoors or on the grounds depending on weather conditions.
Listen to Dr. Mia Yang podcast, "Ask Dr. Mia: Conversations on Aging Well," and come together on Zoom to discuss.
This group meets every Tuesday for fellowship, confidential support and sharing, and discussions on a broad range of topics.
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.
Let’s get together in the Emerson and Thoreau rooms to share our arts, crafts, and hobbies. Bring in your projects and join the fun.
Have you made your pledge to support our mission? If not, join us at the Fellowship for some delicious goodies, drinks, inspiration, community, and fellowship. It's painless, fun, and important.