The Misty Mountain CUUPS of UUFH host a special Yule celebration! Our Yule event will consist of two parts. Dovey will lead us in making healing dolls, a.k.a. poppets. Please bring items you would like to sew inside the doll (crystals, herbs, etc.). If you have some felt, needle, thread, scissors or other similar items […]
According to The International Humanist and Ethical Union, Humanism is a democratic and ethical life stance which affirms that human beings have the right and responsibility to give meaning and shape to their own lives. It stands for the building of a more humane society through an ethics based on human and other natural values […]
So why does it seem to be in such short supply? More often than not, kindness gets trampled under the push of stress and hurry, task and issues. This happens both in our personal lives and actions, as well as coming in from the world around us. December, a month of holidays and Holydays, can […]
Combine the chance to learn more about Unitarian Universalism with the opportunity to chat with Rev. Jim McKinley and like-minded others! Light refreshments will be served. Gather your thoughts, your questions or comments, and join us in Fellowship Hall after the social hour. Please share: on Twitter on Facebook
Paul incorporates tones and sounds with various instruments allowing participants to get into a deep rested state while the mind remains aware and active. You’ll be more able to hear your inner-authentic voice that can provide healing or direction in your life. Bring a journal if you’d like to capture your experience immediately afterward. The […]
UUFH will host the Annual Craft Fair on November 10th from 10am until 3pm. As always all the items are handmade by talented crafters so now is the time to get some lovely handmade items as gifts for someone special this Holiday season. You will find jewelry, segmented bowls (if you do not […]
Singer/Songwriters, Folk and Soul Bluegrass to Bach Concert Series “Deeper Than The Skin” is a musical presentation on Race in America. Born three days apart, ancestry flowing through the same portal of history — Richmond, VA — Reggie Harris and Greg Greenway are on a pilgrimage together; one that began three decades ago. Both international […]
Do you want more compassion in your life and in our world? Join us to learn and practice Nonviolent Communication (NVC) in a 6-week class led by Rev. Jeff Jones. Rev. Jones spoke at UUFH in April about simplicity. After 20 years in parish ministry, he began to pursue Community Ministry in Compassionate Living, a […]
Classical and Much More! Bluegrass to Bach Concert Series Café String Quartet has been playing weddings, receptions, events, and concerts in WNC since 2007. Their diverse musical menu features classical music, and much more — from jazz to rock to film music, including titles from different cultures and across the centuries. CSQ members include violin-ists […]
Items available include collectibles, craft and hobby items, hardware and gadgets, household and decor, linens and bedding, rugs, furniture, toys and games, and children’s books. All are welcome to browse quality items at a reasonable price. Plus, back by popular demand… Plant Sale and Bottled Water to Benefit for Backpack Program Pick up great deals on plants […]
Wear your work clothes and roll up your sleeves! We need many hands to make our playground and Peace Garden look good. We will have many different tasks to be done that day, and there will be work for all ages! Please mark your calendar and help us make our grounds beautiful and safe! Please […]
Join us to celebrate the summer solstice with a community drum circle on Thursday, June 21st at Two Guys Pizza. The fun starts at 6pm, so bring your drum and your appetite, too. Arrive early for a bite and a pint! All noisemakers and experience levels welcome. Regina will teach you a few beats if […]
One type of humanism is called Renaissance Humanism: the study of classical antiquity first in Italy and then spreading across Western Europe in the 14th, 15th, and 16th centuries. Renaissance humanism was a response to the utilitarian approach. Humanists sought to create citizenry able to speak and write with eloquence and clarity and thus be […]
Our June Soul Matters Theme is Blessings. There are Secret Blessings. Wayne Muller, in his book “Sabbath,” encourages a practice he calls secret blessing. He writes, “Bless strangers quietly, secretly. Offer it to people you notice on the street, in the market, on the bus. [Silently say to yourself] ‘May you be happy. May you […]
Thursday, June 14 3:30-5pm, Fellowship Hall Facilitated by Rev. Jim McKinley, the group is discussing Christ for Unitarian Universalists—A New Dialogue with Traditional Christianity by Scotty McLennan. Join at any time, as the group will discuss one chapter each month. Please share: on Twitter on Facebook
The UUFH version of a Soul Matters Circle is facilitated by Rev. Jim McKinley. We’ll use the June Soul Matters theme, Blessing, to guide our conversation. Click here to access the Soul Matters packet. Plan to come, enjoy dinner, and have an evening of meaningful fellowship with friends. Please share: on Twitter on Facebook
Let’s celebrate the end of our Program Class Year and the beginning of our Summer Program together! Join us for this fun day together. There will be special activities and snacks for all. Please share: on Twitter on Facebook
Bring your lunch for a brown bag luncheon to be held in Fellowship Hall immediately following the June 10th worship service. The Annual Meeting will follow the luncheon and will begin at 12:15 pm in the Sanctuary. In preparation for the meeting, the agenda, proxy form, and information were emailed to all members and friends on May 24th. Only […]
Paul incorporates tones and sounds with various instruments allowing participants to get into a deep rested state while the mind remains aware and active. You’ll be more able to hear your inner-authentic voice that can provide healing or direction in your life. Bring a journal if you’d like to capture your experience immediately afterward. The […]
Join us to welcome our new members and friends at the June 3 service. If you’ve noticed new faces and wondered who they are, come and meet them this Sunday. After the service, the Membership Committee hosts an invite-only special luncheon for the new members and friends. If you’d like to be part of the […]
(This event required advance RSVP) What’s in the Future for UUFH? You are invited to join the leaders, whether you are in a leadership position or not, in a day long workshop, Leading For the Future. Rev. Dan Hotchkiss, author of Governance and Ministry: Rethinking Board Leadership, will help provide the framework for our congregation to move in the […]
Jubilate! – Our Celebration of Creativity Join us on May 27 before, during, and after the worship service. There is something creative in everyone. Discover, express, and celebrate your creative gifts. “Jubilate” is everyone’s opportunity to share their talents. Take part by displaying your creative skills in painting, crafts, photography, ceramics, fiber arts, collage, sculpture, […]
The UUFH version of a Soul Matters Circle is facilitated by Rev. Jim McKinley. We’ll use the May Soul Matters theme, Creativity, to guide our conversation. Access the Soul Matters packet online at uufhnc.org/worship/soul-matters/. Plan to come, enjoy dinner, and have an evening of meaningful fellowship with friends. Please share: on Twitter on Facebook
Humanism can be defined as an outlook or system of thought attaching prime importance to human, rather than divine or supernatural, matters. Humanist beliefs stress the potential value and goodness of human beings, emphasize common human needs, and seek solely rational ways of solving human problems. The program is led by UUFH member Rev. Don […]
The topic will be a general discussion on end-of-life issues. Everyone is welcome to attend and share their views on this important subject. For more information, please contact Don and Diane Emon. (If you don’t have a church directory, please email office@uufhnc.org and Sandy will forward your message to the Emons.) Please share: on Twitter on Facebook