Fellowship Activities

Involvement in a Unitarian Fellowship is a great way to meet new people and get involved in an activity you enjoy. We may participate in outdoor sports, picnics and barbeques, visits to local attractions which include several National and State forests and historical sites, movie nights, potlucks, and more!!

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Our Lifespan Faith Development program affirms a Free and Responsible search for Truth and Meaning in our everyday lives.

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We are interested in attending the 2010 Whole Earth and Watershed Festival!One goal of the Watershed Festival is educate, inspire, and empower children and adults to engage with the natural world, learn to live in a more sustainable manner, keep informed about environmental and community issues, preserve our vital watersheds, and to take a more active role in shaping our local communities. The Whole Earth and Watershed Festival accomplishes this by providing an opportunity in late April for a celebration in honor of Earth Day while also serving as the kick-off event for Watershed Awareness Month. Second we seek to promote ongoing dialog, engagement, and coalition building among Upstate California groups and individuals who support sustainable living practices or provide environmentally-friendly goods and services. This is accomplished by bringing together government agencies, non-profit organizations, businesses, educational organizations as well as individuals at the event to cultivate understanding and collaboration. In 2010, the Festival hopes to offer several hands-on, practical demonstrations for the public on such subjects such as cooking with fresh, organic produce, how to build a solar cooker, composting, and low water landscaping.To accomplish a number of goals, the Executive Committee needs to bring in additional sponsorship funds. This will enable us to continue to grow this important community event here in Redding and offer our region a place where people can learn how to make the healthy changes they need to live a more sustainable life. The Festival also gives a picture of how many groups are actively working in this direction in their community. Staffers listed below would love to talk to you about any aspect of this event and how your organization might become more involved!

Peggy Rebol 243-2403 ext. 303 or Leslie Bryan 365-7332 ext. 215

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We continue spend time together, as in past years, during each of the world and local holidays. Unitarians frequently join in singing, eating, and observance and learning about rituals of faith as expressed by various world groups.

Notice the Menu at the Right.

Please see our Newsletter for Upcoming Activites. To view some of our past activities, choose Program Archives or Programs of the Past. Attendees often suggest the subjects for upcoming programs.

Our information numbers are

(530) 221-7222 or 365-6570

Visitor Number

SIGNUPS- services, committees, music etc.We have signup sheets to take turns running the meetings. Put on your thinking caps in regard to whether, or how and when you want to conduct a Sunday meeting. The topic you want to present should be announced in writing, with a preferred date for presentation (we sometimes have to adjust dates), and an outline of your subject.

CURRENT COMMITTEE MEMBERS

Program Chair: Open Members – all of us

Public Relations Chair: Linda S.

Membership and Welcoming Chair: Den Members: Jonathan, Rose, Sherril (phoning)

Children’s Religious Ed. Chair: Open Members: Den, Linda

Caring Committee Chair: Open, Members: Sherril, Mary J.

Historian Chair: Open

Refreshments: Members: all of us -

Food; menu,shopping, set-up & cleanup

Music Chair: Open -

members: Den, Steve, Linda

Facilitator: Sherril Spencer