Unitarian Universalist Fellowship Welcome
The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of San Luis Obispo County has been a voice for progressive religious community for over half a century. We won’t tell you what to believe or think or feel. We will encourage you to explore in meaningful ways what it means to be human in the 21st century and what it means to bring our minds and hearts and hands to the work of making this a better world. Together our members and friends explore the great questions: Why am I here? What does it mean to “love” one another? What is the meaning of good and evil, joy and sorrow, and how do I find peace and harmony in my life? When and how am I expected to serve? And we find guidance in many sources. Even though our roots are in Christian and Jewish traditions, we also draw from the world’s great religious traditions, from science and nature, and from contemporary thought. The free and responsible search for truth and meaning is central to our religious experience.
We are a growing community of young and old, of gay and straight, from across the area, working to make a difference here on the central coast. Join us for a Sunday worship, for a community gathering, or for a lifetime.
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Board of Trustees
Breaking News
Interim Minister, the Rev. Sean Parker Dennison, to Serve UUFSLO
The Interim Hiring Committee is extraordinarily happy to announce the hiring of the Rev. Sean Parker Dennison to serve as Interim Minister beginning August 15, 2010. Rev. Sean has served as Interim Minister in Stockton, CA, as settled minister for 7 years in Salt Lake City, and just completed a Sabbatical Ministry in Palo Alto. Sean is a member of the Board of the Starr King School for the Ministry in Berkeley and participated on the UUA Journey Toward Wholeness Task Force. He brings a passion for preaching and UUism, depth and breadth of knowledge in congregational systems and governance, and a desire to listen deeply to our hopes and dreams and guide us in making good decisions about our future. Rev. Sean begins his work with us on August 15; he will be preaching on August 22 and 29.