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  • UUA General Assembly – Live-Streamed

    Sunday Programs

    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 Universalist General Assembly Sunday program, part of the UUA’s annual gathering that brings together Unitarian Universalists from across the country. This year’s virtual “Everywhere GA”...

  • Victoria Taylor, AIDB

    Sunday Programs

    “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 to create a world where every person is fully seen, understood, and supported. Drawing from my work with individuals who are Deaf, Blind, and DeafBlind,...

  • Tom Czekanski

    Sunday Programs

    The 250th Anniversary of the Declaration of Independence We have all heard of the Declaration of Independence, but how many of us know what it says? Mr. Czekanski will read the Declaration. You may be surprised by what you hear. A retired museum curator Mr. Czekanski is enjoying his retirement in Silverhill, AL and sharing...

  • Mary Anderson & Virginia McClintock

    Sunday Programs

    UU History, Part 1: Early History of UU Mary Anderson and Virginia McClintock will present this special 3-part series on UU History. Over the centuries, historical events suppressed and inspired religious thinking that led to Unitarian Universalism concepts. Unitarian Universalists over the ages have been radicals living in small minorities, often prolific writers and/or orators, who...

  • Mary Anderson & Virginia McClintock

    Sunday Programs

    UU History, Part 2: UU Coming to America Mary Anderson and Virginia McClintock will present this special 3-part series on UU History. Unitarianism came to America via the Puritans; Unitarianism and Deism influenced our Founding Fathers; Unitarianism emerged over the centuries; and Unitarians and Universalism merged as one faith in 1961 providing us with our...

  • Bellamy Watson

    Sunday Programs

    The Wheel of the Year: The Pagan Sabbats A brief overview of the Celtic holidays that many modern pagans celebrate, and a deeper look at the next one, with some rituals you can do to honor it.  Bellamy Watson (He/They) has been a practicing pagan for around ten years. He mostly works with Demeter, though...

  • Dr. Suzanne Tormoen

    Sunday Programs

    "Breakthroughs That Shaped Modern Medicine" This talk explores key developments in infectious disease, neurology, genetics, surgery, emergency care, and modern therapeutics. Its central theme is simple: progress in medicine often comes from careful observation, the courage to challenge established ideas, and stronger evidence. Through these examples, we will see not only how treatments changed, but...

  • Mary Anderson & Virginia McClintock

    Sunday Programs

    UU History, Part 3: UU Coming to Fairhope, AL Mary Anderson and Virginia McClintock will present this special 3-part series on UU History. In the Utopian community of Fairhope, Alabama, a bunch of free thinkers came together and gradually formed the Fairhope Unitarian (Universalist) Fellowship now growing and thriving! Mary Anderson moved to Daphne, Alabama...

  • Going Native! (With Plants)

    Sunday Programs

    This talk explores the growing sustainability movement to convert lawns to native plants and pollinator-friendly landscapes with a wilder, more naturalistic design focus. The speaker will discuss the history of lawns and turf grasses, as well as the types of native plants best suited for pollinators in our area. This talk will also cover the...

  • UU History, Part 4: Into the Future—What UU Means to Me

    Sunday Programs

    UU History, Part 4: Into the Future—What UU Means to Me This interactive program will invite us to reflect on what Unitarian Universalism means in our own lives and to share those reflections with one another. Seating will be arranged in circles to encourage conversation and connection. Through personal reflection and small-group discussion, we hope...

  • The Power of Our Past

    Sunday Programs

    Speaker: Beverly Cooper Grassroots advocacy was used to gain power for our community yesterday and it is still the energizing force that will sustain us today. Beverly Cooper, co-founder of STAND-UP MOBILE a community engagement organization dedicated to bringing the voice of the Black community to community needs and issues at all levels. Beverly is...

  • A Celebration of American Labor in Poem and Song

    Sunday Programs

    Speaker: Mike Turner In observance of Labor Day, Fairhope poet/songwriter Mike Turner shares a selection of poems and songs that celebrate the American Worker. Mike Turner was named 2017 Male Gospel Entertainer of the Year by the North America Country Music Associations International; featured performing his original songs about life on the Gulf Coast at...