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Connect & Engage
The Unitarian Universalist Congregation in Fullerton offers a warm, inclusive community to connect and engage with that you likely won't find anywhere else. Take a look at the page menu on the left side of the screen, and explore all that we have to offer. Some of these previews lead to other pages with much more information on that program. If you cannot find something you are interested in, let us know your ideas, and maybe we can start something new!
Reach out at outreach@uufullerton.org any time.
Monthly Social Meet-ups
Circle Suppers
Circle Suppers are monthly gatherings in congregants’ homes that allow people to get to know each other better in a smaller, more intimate setting. A Circle Supper host offers their home for dinner and generally provides the main course. The host determines the number of guests they can accommodate. The other attendees will bring an appetizer, salad, side dish, and dessert to share. The host ultimately decides what is needed.
Tasty Tuesday
Each month a different restaurant is selected by Linda Duarte-Wolfe to try new and exciting dishes and fun places to sample. We meet there at 5:30pm on the last Tuesday of the month. Information about the restaurant each month is included in the UUCF Announcements.
Teen Hang-Out
Meet on the 4th Fridays of the month
Family Circle Suppers
Opportunities to host a Family Circle Supper are available monthly. Carter Rakovski coordinates the sign-ups for Hosts and Attendees. 3rd Saturdays
If you want to check the schedule or sign-up to host or attend, you’ll find it here. rtunities to host a Family Circle Supper are available monthly. Carter Rakovski coordinates the sign-ups for Hosts and Attendees. 3rd Saturdays
Gadabouts
A group of fun “ladies who lunch.” Fran Dobley heads this wonderful group of women who gather together to enjoy good food, but more so to enjoy each other’s company. Meets for lunch sporadically
Annual Congregation Events
Fellowship Dinner
Each Spring we have a Fellowship Dinner for the congregation. It’s a wonderful time of celebration and joy as we spend the evening together and share a hardy meal to foster connection and community. We celebrate our commitment to supporting UUCF with our time, treasure and talent.
Service Auction
Members prepare items to auction off, mainly hosting special gatherings of camaraderie, and folks get together to bid on these donations, as well as certain silent auction and buy-now items
Fall Potluck
Each Fall we have a wonderful potluck, where people share their favorite dishes (and lots of desserts), and we celebrate community, friendship, and the fall season.
Water Communion
Bread Communion
Flower Communion
Every season, the congregation has a very special UU tradition of sharing communion through nature. We have a beautiful central altar to lay out our water, bread, or flower offerings and then we share by taking an offering of one of our fellow congregants.
Social Justice & Reconciliation
With our UU values and principles, centering on love, pluralism, equity, justice, interdependence, generosity and transformation, we must lead the way when it comes to truth and reconciliation for historical and present wrongs. Follow our Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Accessibility page to learn about how we are examining ourselves as a congregation and learning to build the bridges and accountability to live in solidarity with all people.
Committee Work
You may not see everything that goes on behind the scenes, but the UUCF has many strong programs because of the effort of our volunteers putting in the work. A great way to connect, learn about how the congregation operates, and find opportunities for volunteering and making a meaningful difference. Click below to see our vast range of committees.
Volunteering
Want to dive right in and skip the formalities? Take a look at this list of volunteer roles across our operations. Our Sunday Service offers the most readily available opportunities because so many different groups come together: hospitality, worship, technology, welcoming, music, and so on. Click below to see different tasks and contacts to help out on Sundays.
UUCF Caring Comittee
UUCF Cares
Congregational care comes in many forms at UUCF. It may be a caring call or visit, or a thoughtful card that comes your way when you are hurting, recovering or grieving. A listening presence after service, a sunshine singers sing-a-long, or a Meal Train to help during a rough time. All these, and more, are examples of congregational care offered by the Caring Committee. Send an email here if you are interested in joining the Caring Committee.