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A community where every voice is valued, every journey honored, and every spirit nurtured.

We gather as a sacred, intentional community to freely seek knowledge and truth, to celebrate the fullness of life, and by our actions to increase goodness and justice.

Events Here at UUCF

Reel Connections🎥

Thursdays | starts at 12pm & lasts for about 90 minutes
Thought provoking documentaries & lively conversation!
Bring your own lunch!
Location: Nelson Hall

The Flint Regional Herbal Collaborative🌱

This is a group where we explore botany, herbology, horticulture, and the community that surrounds it!
November 15th, 12:15pm
Location: Blackinton Hall

UUCF Book Club📚

A club where we read literature that we find interesting or are of interest!
November 22nd
Book: The Golem and the Jinni by Helene Wecker

please contact office@uuflint.org for more information on these events!

Latest Worship Services

Our Sunday Service: November 1st

Summary:
Reflections following Rev. Joe's October messages leading to November 3rd.

Harold Ford, worship leader; Terri Cross, worship associate; Pia Broden Williams, musician

"CITIZEN, CIVIL LIBERTARIAN, UNITARIAN" Harold Ford

Our Sunday Service: October 25th

Summary:

Political ads fill our screens, mailboxes, and neighborhoods. Each tells a story about who we are, what we should fear, whom we can trust, and what our country might become. What are these stories asking us to believe—and whose interests do they serve?

In the final service of our four-part series, we’ll explore how to listen critically, remain open to complexity, and make informed choices. What does our Unitarian Universalist faith ask of us as voters, neighbors, and participants in a shared democracy?

Join us as we consider why we vote—and what it takes to sustain a healthy democracy beyond Election Day.

"The Stories We’re Asked to Believe" Rev. Joe Cherry

Our Sunday Service: October 18th

Summary:

Gloria Steinem said in one of her last interviews, “The great thing about a [justice] movement is you have each other.” Mary Jo Ebert, Director of Michigan UU Social Justice Network, will explore how working together for justice with fellow congregants, the local community, or statewide can inspire and uplift even during the most difficult times and how this addresses the communal need we have as humans.

Her talk will include news about projects MUUSJN is leading during this time of great longing for justice and community.

"The Great Thing Is...You Have Each Other" Mary Jo Ebert

Our Sunday Service: October 11th

Summary:
We inherit stories about who we are and where we came from—stories about Pilgrims, Founders, freedom, faith, and even our own Unitarian Universalist ancestors. Most of those stories contain some truth. But what happens when we discover there is more to the story?

This Sunday, Rev. Joe continues our exploration of beginnings by asking what happens when the stories we tell about “us” become a little too tidy. Who gets included in the “we”? Who gets left out? And what might change when we make room for a more complicated story?

"The Rise of a National Movement" Rev. Joe Cherry

Our Sunday Service: October 2nd

Summary:
We inherit stories about who we are and where we came from—stories about Pilgrims, Founders, freedom, faith, and even our own Unitarian Universalist ancestors. Most of those stories contain some truth. But what happens when we discover there is more to the story?

This Sunday, Rev. Joe continues our exploration of beginnings by asking what happens when the stories we tell about “us” become a little too tidy. Who gets included in the “we”? Who gets left out? And what might change when we make room for a more complicated story?

"It's More Complicated Than That" Rev. Joe Cherry

Our Sunday Service: September 27th

Summary:Every culture has as at least one creation story, and our question this week is what are these stories trying to teach us about our shared humanity and our place in the world?

Come and join us and maybe discover a whole new way of seeing your place in the universe.

"In the Beginning" Rev. Joe Cherry

Our Sunday Service: September 20th

Summary:
As we approach the Autumnal Equinox it seems a good time to look at how the balances in our lives work. Work and Play, Comfort and Growth, Pain and Joy.

How balanced, or out of balance, do you feel?

"It's All in the Balance" Rev. Joe Cherry

Our Sunday Service: September 13th

Summary:
Water Communion is a ritual that Unitarian and UU congregations around the world have come to adopt as a way to celebrate coming together to begin a new church year. Rooted in a feminist ethic of gathering, Water Communion is rich with symbolism and ritual. If you can remember, bring water this Sunday with you from somewhere special.

If you forget your water, we’ll have prepared water in advance for your use.

Please join us as we begin a new year.

"Water Communion" Rev. Joe Cherry

Our Sunday Service: September 6th

Summary:

Rev. Leonetta shifts the techniques of mindfulness to focus on external goals. As a new church year begins, we explore using an auspicious attitude to bringing mindful promises together with outward successes.

Together we are moving beyond The Power of the Now to planning for a promising road to success mindfulness for future.

"Auspicious Mindfulness Spring into Fall—Inside/Out" Rev. Leonetta Bugleisi

Belong & Become

Honoring the spiritual wisdom of the world.

Sunday Services

Join us for in-person or online worship services every Sunday beginning at 10:30 a.m.

Adult Programs

Helping adults grow spiritually while exploring timely social justice topics.

Youth Programs

Supportive, child-friendly worship with space for growth and play.

Social Justice

Committed to justice through action, advocacy, and compassion for human rights.

Congregation Connection

Cathy & David Frazee

Cathy & David Frazee

Sue Kinsey

Sue Kinsey

Pam Folts

Pam Folts

Chris Monk

Chris Monk

John Straw

John Straw

Joan Smalley

Joan Smalley

Ray Rust

Ray Rust

John Helsom

John Helsom

Jim Newtown

Jim Newtown