Are You Feeling Lost? If so, support is now available. A new discussion group, Transitioning to UU, begins this January. This free, monthly drop-in discussion group—no registration required—is designed to help newcomers and longtime visitors feel more at home within the UUFVB community. Led by UUFVB volunteers and sponsored by...
The Last Stages of Life – Rev. Tom Capo| January 25, 2026 We are all aging. As we approach the last stages of life, there are many unique changes that we face—changes in our body’s ability to perform certain tasks, changes in our capacity for what we can endure, and...
Skin in the Game – Rev. Dr. Roger Ray| January 18, 2026 In his Nobel Peace Prize acceptance speech, Elie Wiesel insisted that the distilled wisdom of the prophets tells us, “Thou shalt not stand idly by.” In the work of creating a just and loving society, none of us...
“Unitarian Universalism: 99.9% Right” – Rev. Scott W. Alexander | January 11, 2026 In our liberal faith tradition, Science and Religion are understood as co-equal and collaborative partners in the long human journey toward greater truth, wisdom, and understanding. But sadly, there are forces in America today which threaten this...
Fire Communion– Rev. Tom Capo| January 4, 2026 The beginning of the year is a time to reflect on the year past and look forward to the year ahead. The Fire Communion Ritual is about considering what you wish to let go of and what you want to hold onto...
January Lunches Are at Twisted Lime Twisted Lime is located at 710 US 1 UU Men Eating Out will dine at 11:30 AM on Thursday, January 8. UU Ladies Who Lunch will dine at 11:30 AM on Thursday, January 15. All members and friends are invited. Signup sheets are on...
January Lunches Are at Twisted Lime Twisted Lime is located at 710 US 1 UU Men Eating Out will dine at 11:30 AM on Thursday, January 8. UU Ladies Who Lunch will dine at 11:30 AM on Thursday, January 15. All members and friends are invited. Signup sheets are on...
Join Rev. Tom Capo for UU101, an engaging class designed to explore the principles and beliefs of Unitarian Universalism. Whether you’re curious or seeking a deeper connection, this is your chance to learn more about this inclusive and inspiring faith tradition!
Looking for a moment of calm in your week? Join the Buddhist Sitting Group for mindful meditation and peaceful reflection. Sessions are held every Tuesday at 3:00 PM at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Vero Beach. Open to all – no charge. 772-778-5880info@UUFVB.org Take a deep breath and join us!
The Transitional Meal Team (typically seven to nine volunteers) of UUFVB shops, cooks, and delivers an average of fifty meals to three sites in Vero Beach: Camp Haven, James Arthur Court, and Naomi’s Place. The residents at these locations are generally formerly homeless individuals, veterans, low-income residents, Section 8 recipients,...
The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Vero Beach (UUFVB) is a proud Welcoming Congregation, dedicated to fostering radical inclusion for the LGBTQ+ community. This commitment means honoring diverse identities, experiences, and expressions in all aspects of congregational life. As part of this pledge, UUFVB affirms and celebrates LGBTQ+ lives through inclusive...
Family Strum & Fun: An Engaging Ukulele Experience! Calling all kids & parents! Join us every Friday at 4:00 PM at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Vero Beach for a fun and relaxed ukulele session. No cost—just good vibes! Bring your own ukulele or chat with Instructor Rev. Chuck if...
UUFVB Food Program: Soup for Shut-Ins Soup for Shut-Ins is part of the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Vero Beach’s (UUFVB) Food Program, providing nourishing meals to members of our community who are homebound or in need of extra care. Meeting Time: Second Friday of each monthLocation: UUFVB KitchenTime: 1:00 p.m....
How do you make ethical decisions? Ethics, at its simplest, is the way we choose to treat people. In today’s rapidly changing world, how much are traditional ethics still valued? How can we make healthy ethical decisions? This discussion class asks participants to examine their own values relating to authority,...
How do you make ethical decisions? Ethics, at its simplest, is the way we choose to treat people. In today’s rapidly changing world, how much are traditional ethics still valued? How can we make healthy ethical decisions? This discussion class asks participants to examine their own values relating to authority,...
Get involved in Social Justice Action – You are invited! The Social Justice Steering Committee is comprised of chairs of our congregation’s social justice committees. This is an opportunity to discover what each committee is doing and see where you could contribute. Members are encouraged to participate in social justice...
