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DUUF Pride Book Club January Meeting

1/25 MEETING RESCHEDULED – The meeting originally scheduled for Saturday, Jan. 25th has been reschedule for Saturday, Feb. 1st.  The DUUF Pride Book Club meets monthly to discuss different books that center LGBTQIA experiences.  At this month’s (January) meeting, the DUUF Pride Book Club will discuss The Priory of the Orange Tree, by Susan Shannon. Read the…

This Sunday, 10AM:

ONLINE Worship via Youtube and ZoomIN-PERSON WORSHIP We hope you’ll join us for Sunday service, coffee hour and weekly programming! What is required for us to really see each other? When we live in a context rife with division and animosity, what practical steps can we take to heal and to cultivate hope for a…

ONLINE The Monday Group

The Monday Men’s Group is a casual time to get to know other DUUF members on Zoom. To the many of you who haven’t joined us recently, please consider dropping by! The conversations are wide-ranging and interesting. Join us online here. Questions? Contact [email protected].

Lectio Divina (Online)

Tuesdays at 12:00pm (Online)Join us for a weekly meditation and reflection group. Lectio Divina originated as a monastic practice of scripture reading, meditation, prayer and action. This group utilizes various texts for reflection. Please feel free to join us as you can. All are welcome whether you attend DUUF or not. Join the Zoom meeting by…

Dungeons & Dragons Group Meet-Up

Join the adventure every other Friday evening in the RE Hall! **Please note*** – The originally scheduled meeting that had been planned for Friday, November 22nd, has been postponed until next week, November 29th, with meetings returning to their regular schedule on December 6th. Thank you!

Cahun & Moore Trans+ Community Group (in-person meeting)

We’re proud to announce the new Cahun & Moore Trans+ Community Group. The group is named in honor of a queer couple who celebrated their gender nonconformity through art, despite laws at the time banning “cross dressing.” When the Nazi regime invaded their town, Cahun & Moore continued their resistance, by secretly placing art that…

artist's rendering of symbolic justice figure (a blindfolded woman holding a scale in her left hand and a sword in her right hand) next to an upraised fist, all beneath the words Social Justice Team

ONLINE Social Justice Team Meeting

The monthly meeting of the Social Justice Team will involve education about significant issues, community assessment, and action planning. We hope you will join us. We hope you will join us online here. Contact [email protected] with any questions or concerns and share your interests.