Weekly Speakers

Overcoming Obstacles Together as A Loving Community 2nd UU Principle: Justice, equity, and compassion in human relations Debby’s mission is to inspire others to soar and to recognize their ability...

Sacred Worth: Consent, Respect, and Responding to Sexual Assault When we say every person has inherent worth and dignity, we commit ourselves to protecting that worth, in ourselves, in our...

Exploring a Faith-Based Response to Climate Migration The global surge in migration over the past decades, often linked to climate change, is now frequently in the news and has spurred...

Council on Aging Kelly will discuss resources available in Baldwin County for the aging population. The Council on Aging’s mission is to serve as an advocate for Baldwin County seniors....

The Flower Communion is a UU celebration originated in 1923 by Rev. Norbert Capek, a Unitarian minister in Czechoslovakia. His wife Maja Capek, also a Unitarian minister, introduced it in...

Quakers in Fairhope: A 100+ Year History Dr. Motley will share the origins of the Fairhope Friends (Quaker) Meeting on Fairhope Avenue, just down the street from FUF. The meeting...

Indivisible Baldwin County began as a way for local residents to come together and speak out on issues impacting their community by organizing rallies and public demonstrations across the county,...

Organic Matters: Marietta Johnson and Her School Organic Matters will provide an overview of Marietta Johnson's School of Organic Education from its founding in 1907 to the reopening of Marietta...

Please note: due to the live broadcast schedule, this program will begin at 10:00am rather than our usual 11:00am Sunday program time. Join us as we live-stream the 2026 Unitarian...

“What Compassion Sounds Like: Creating Spaces of Equity and Understanding” Grounded in the Unitarian Universalist principle of justice, equity, and compassion in human relations, this talk explores what it means...