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So IS Unitarian Universalism a Religion? presented by Rev. Carol Bodeau on 9 Aug, 2026.
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Water Communion
September 13 We will be celebrating with Water Communion. If you wish, bring water from a place that is special to you. The combined water is symbolic of our shared faith coming from many different sources. The water could be from anywhere; a place you’ve visited, or from your tap at home.
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Direct Experience of Transcending Mystery and Wonder presented by Rev. Carol Bodeau
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Your Impact in Action: UUSC’s 2026 Supporter Recap, Unitarian Universalist Service Committe
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“Calling in the Waters” by the Rev. Jen Youngsun Ryu
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August 2026 Forums
Every Sunday at 9:15 AM 8/2/26 – Bob Priddy: “Homelessness & Poverty in Mid-Missouri” 8/9/26 – Gary Kowaluk: “Second Opportunity Program” Norwegianprison honor dormitories. 8/16/26: Betty Cooper: “Unitarian Universalists as life-long learners.” 8/23/26: Raylene Duckworth: Rise-Up Foundation “Healthy teen relationships” 8/30/26: Dr Egidio Chaimite, Fulbright Scholar “Mozambique political science.” If you would like to schedule…
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Intergenerational Book Club’s Next Read
September 13 at 2 pm The next meeting of the Intergenerational Book Club will be discussing A Clockwork Orange by Anthony Burgess on Sept. 13, at 2 pm
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Call for Animal Treats
Our Fellowship children will be making treat bags for animals in the shelter. If you are able, please bring in some treats for cats or dogs during the month of August to help the children with this project. They will also be making essential bags for the Salvation Army guests. They could use deodorant, feminine…
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UUFJC Board meeting will be on Sunday, July 26
Our next UUFJC Board meeting will be on Sunday, July 26 after the potluck. All are welcome to attend.
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The Wilder Angels of Our Nature UU Church of Berkeley April 27, 2025
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Good Trouble Lives On Rally at the Missouri State Capitol on Saturday, July 18
The rally begins at 10:00 AM, followed by a march at 10:45 AM. Featured speakers include:—-Jess Piper—-W.T. Edmonson—-Tony Michaels This event is an opportunity to honor the legacy of John Lewis and stand together for civil rights, voting rights, and democracy. We would be grateful if you would share the event with your members and…
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Becoming What We Believe, Intern Minister: Liesl Dees.
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President’s Report 2026 UUFJC Annual Business Meeting
I think the past year has been an exciting one to be at UUFJC. Some signs are tangible. We’ve reorganized and revitalized our volunteer efforts that keep our fellowship running, although it remains an ongoing process. We have a choir that occasionally performs during services—a first for us. We have several groups and activities that…
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Magnifying Joy
Magnifying Joy – Rev. Meg Riley, Church of the Larger Fellowship – CLFUU, Rev. Meg Riley, a lifelong Unitarian Universalist, was raised in congregations in Charleston, West Virginia, and Akron, Ohio. After serving for 38 years as a religious professional in a variety of capacities, Rev. Riley retired in the summer of 2020. She now…
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A.I. and Religion
A.I. and Religion, Rev. Tony Fisher, Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Greater Naples, Rev. Tony Fisher came to ministry late, following a successful 35-year career in educational publishing. He entered Andover Newton Theological School in 2010 at the age of 58, was ordained into the Unitarian Universalist ministry in 2014, and called to the Unitarian Universalist…
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Jefferson City Pridefest
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Ageing, Sageing by Rev. Lore Stevens
Though our culture can be allergic to ageing, we honor elderhood as a blessing. Join us to honor the sages among us, who share the wisdom of experience. Rev Lore is a Unitarian Universalist (UU) minister currently serving as the settled minister at the Oak Ridge Unitarian Universalist Church (ORUUC) in Tennessee, having started in…
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How to Stay Curious? By Rev. DavidSchwartz, Unitarian Universalist Church of Boulder
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Social Action Committee News
THE FIRST EVER JEFFERSON CITY PRIDE FEST WILL TAKE PLACE IN JUST UNDER 30 DAYS! For information regarding the date, time and place it can be found at INCLUSIONPLUS.COM. Tickets will be available for $6.00. There will be a protest at the Missouri Supreme Court this coming Tuesday. It will start at10:00am. Please join me…
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The Difference Between Optimism and Hope
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The Many Faces of Mother’s Day, by Rev. Allison Palm
UU Church of Nashua, New Hampshire, Rev. Allison Palm was called as our settled minister in May 2015 and began her work with us in August 2015. Rev. Allison is a lifelong Unitarian Universalist and a Minnesota native.