Fairhope Unitarian Fellowship is located at 1150 Fairhope Ave., Fairhope, AL, across from the Baldwin County Satellite Courthouse. We have two entrances: one on Fairhope Avenue and one on on Bishop Road.

Our main entrance is under the drive-through portico on the south side of the building. If you enter from Fairhope Avenue, you’ll pass several side doors, but these are not entrances. Continue around to the portico and enter there.

There’s no dress code at FUF. Most people dress casually or business casual, so wear whatever feels comfortable to you.

Children are welcome to join us for the Sunday program. While we do not currently have a dedicated nursery or children’s service, a children’s room is available if you and your child need to step out during the program.

Not at all! People of all beliefs, backgrounds, and perspectives are welcome at FUF. You do not need to identify as Unitarian Universalist—or with any particular religion—to attend a Sunday program or take part in our community.

No. We’re glad to welcome visitors, but you won’t be asked to introduce yourself in front of the group. You’re welcome to participate as much—or as little—as you’re comfortable with.

We have designated accessible parking, an automatic door opener at the main entrance, and an accessible restroom. Some areas and surfaces, including the parking area, may still present accessibility challenges. If you have specific access needs, please contact us before your visit and we’ll be happy to help you plan ahead.

After the Sunday program, you’re welcome to stay for coffee, light snacks, and conversation. It’s a relaxed time to meet people, ask questions, and get to know the Fellowship a little better. On the last Sunday of each month, we also have a potluck following the program.