Manatee Unitarian Universalist Fellowship

Rev. Susan Frederick-Gray, President of UUA

I hold you all in deep care. As this pandemic continues to spread, it is taking its toll on our country and people. This toll includes the heartbreak and grief for loved ones and strangers who have died and those struggling to recover from COVID-19.
As religious communities, we will continue to be called on to provide moral and spiritual leadership. Our pastoral presence and commitment to mutual aid are especially important as people’s fundamental needs grow, both within and beyond our congregations. And the UUA is your partner, in covenant and care, as we navigate these times. It is our priority to provide the best counsel, care, and resources we are able in these unprecedented times.
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September Message from Rev. Hammond

This year’s worship theme is “embodying the covenant.” The covenant that members of this fellowship chose back in 2013 is as follows:

In the spirit of our Unitarian Universalist Principles, we covenant with one another to develop a caring, respectful, safe and just congregation. To this aim we pledge:

To practice care-filled speaking.
To listen carefully.
To appreciate diversity of opinion.
To be accepting and non-judgmental of each other.
To be welcoming and engaging to members and visitors.
To directly engage one another when there are misunderstandings.
To express gratitude for the efforts of others.
To support the professional role of the Minister.
To support decisions made by lay leaders.
To treat others who come into the Fellowship to hold meetings or to do work with respect.
To support Manatee Unitarian Universalist Fellowship with my time, talents, and funds.

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Place of Worship

..................Closed for pandemic................
However, our Ministry continues. Mail and telephone are answered. Sunday Services are at 10:30 am each Sunday morning via Zoom. Our building is located between Manatee Avenue West and the Manatee River in the Downtown area of Bradenton.
To learn more of committee work going on during the pandemic, read reports in the Monthly newsletter UPDATE for news from Membership, Finance, new Racial Concerns committee. Also find poetry and prayers as well as introduction of new Board members.

Click on "Learn More" to read the history of our congregation which started in 1958.

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