Groups

Volunteers care for the DUUF grounds, and members are invited to adopt their own “spot” to help make our community as welcoming on the outside as it is on the inside. Learn more here! 

Join us for a weekly meditation and reflection group every Tuesday at noon. 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 clicking here.

The DUUF Pride Book Group’s next (online) meeting will take place via Zoom on Saturday, February 1st, at 3PM.

This month’s book is The Priory of the Orange Tree, by Samantha Shannon.

Come as you are! LGBTQIA folks and allies are welcome to read with us!

• Monthly virtual meetings.
• Each group member gets a turn to offer book choices.
• All book choices are relevant to the LGBTQIA community.

Join via Zoom by clicking here.

The Monday Fellowship Group welcomes members and friends who identify as men to join online Zoom meetings at 7:00 pm, first and third Mondays of each month, for conversation and fellowship. We also invite other DUUF groups to call upon us when needed for help in staffing their events. Questions? Contact [email protected]

All women-identified folks are welcomed to join for fun and fellowship. Check the DUUF calendar for our next gathering. 

This group is a trans led & trans centered space honoring that legacy of resistance & resilience, by fostering queer community, art making, self expression, and celebration of gender nonconformity. All (18+) trans, nonbinary, genderqueer, gender non-conforming, and questioning folks are welcome to join us for hangout & art making on second (in-person) and fourth (online) Sundays every month from 6pm-7:30pm. Click here to join us on Zoom. 

We are DUUF’s young adult group, centered around mutual aid and supporting one another. We hope to spend our time and resources making connections with each other while building a strong support network both inside and outside our community. A key goal of TRUUTH is to create a welcoming space for young adult newcomers who visit our church, connecting them with other adults their age. TRUUTH defines young adult as anyone ages 18-30. Check out the event page for upcoming events, and email [email protected] for more information.