• Sunday Services

    Sunday services begin at 10:00 a.m., with ASL interpreter unless otherwise noted.
    Children are always welcome in our services. We have a nursery for children birth to 3 years who would prefer to play. After our Story for All Ages, children and youth are invited to community time except for intergenerational services.
    Following the service, there is social time with coffee and snacks. At 11:20 we have religious education for all ages.
    First Wednesday Forum at 6:00 pm, on the first Wednesday of each month, features a local speaker on a topic of broad community interest.

  • Our Mission Statement

    The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Montgomery is a welcoming community committed to nurturing the human spirit.

    We value:
    • - Spiritual Growth
    • - Intentional Diversity
    • - Social Justice
    • - Logic and Reason

  • Our Covenant

    ... to serve our community with open minds, willing hearts, and helping hands as we:
    - Respect one another, honoring that our perceptions may differ;
    - Value our differences, working to better understand them in conflict;
    - Give joyfully of ourselves, being in harmony with our capabilities; and
    - Embrace our connections with each other, nature, the global community, and the great mystery of life.

UU FellowshipWelcome to UUFM!

Our fellowship is open to all who seek a religious home without creed or dogma and guided by love, reason and conscience.

We are located at 2810 Atlanta Highway in Montgomery, Alabama 36109. You can reach us at (334)279-9517 or info@uumontgomery.org. __________________________________________________________________________________

The theme for October is the Fifth Principle of the UUA Covenant: The right of conscience and the use of the democratic process within our congregations and in society at large

October 2: Right of Conscience and/vs. the Democratic Process

Second Hour
+ Family Sunshine Center: Social Action Committee hosts discussion with our Share the Plate Partner organization.

+ Harvest the Power: Wrapping up session III, starting session IV of UU lay leadership series.

+ What’s So Funny?: Professional comedian Nick Morgan-Moore leads discussion of humor.

October 9: presented by Rev. Maureene Bass

Second Hour
+ Pursuit of Happiness: Professor Charles Beverly facilitates this philosophical discussion.

+ Prayer in Public: Sharon Sexton leads conversation on this legally and theologically complicated topic.

October 16: Freedom of Speech
Open communication and expression without barriers, as a civic and moral principle.

Second Hour
+ Harvest the Power: Concluding session IV of the UU lay leadership program.

+ Poetry discussion: Charles Suhor leads this exploration of “The Mind of Absolute Trust” by Seng-Ts’an.

+ Black Lives Matter: Social Action Committee hosts discussion of the movement and our relationship to it.

October 23: Children of Promise: Closing Opportunity Gaps
This is our congregation’s third annual recognition of the International Children’s Sabbath.

Second Hour
+ TED Talk: Video and discussion led by Roger Burdette.

+ Friends and Family Chapel: An intentionally intergenerational, kid-friendly, less formal UU worship experience — everyone is invited!

October 30: The Democratic Process
What does democracy have to do with liberal religion?

Second Hour
Fifth Sunday Potluck: Bring something to share if you can. Everyone is welcome.