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Visitors and Newcomers
Ours is a liberal religious congregation where each person can search for his or her own beliefs and determine what is meaningful or divine.
Members come from many faiths, including Christianity, Judaism, Islam, and earth-centered religions. Some of us are agnostic, atheists, humanists, or pagans. We find community here.
Our fellowship is affiliated with the
Unitarian Universalist Association, a national organization consisting of approximately 1000 congregations.
Sunday Services
Fall and Winter Schedule 2008-2009 (September 7 through April 12)
Two identical worship services are offered during the main church year
one at 9:15 and one at 11:15. A period of silent meditation will be
observed for 15 minutes prior to each service. Adult Religious Education
is offered most Sundays at 9:15 downstairs in room 1. Childcare for each
service is available downstairs in our Child Space room for children
1-3. Religious Education for Children is available for preschool and
elementary age children during both services. Middle school students
have programming during the 11:15 service only and high school age
youth are invited to attend adult worship services in the morning and
participate in religious education with our YRUU Youth Group on Sunday
evenings from 6:30 to 8:00.
Spring 2009 (April 19 through June 21)
During the spring we hold one worship service at 10:30 and continue to
offer a full range of religious education and childcare services.
Summer 2009 (June 28 through August 30)
During the summer we hold one worship service at 10:30 and there are
no formal religious education classes. However, children between 3
and 10 are invited to the social hall, downstairs, during the service
to participate in supervised crafts and activities. Parents with
children under 3 are welcome to view and listen to the worship service
from our nursery located in the back of the sanctuary.
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BUF Covenant
Love is the spirit of this fellowship,
And service gives it life.
Celebrating our diversity,
And joined by a quest for truth,
We work for peace, and honor all creation—
This is our covenant.
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Bellingham Unitarian Fellowship