• 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 nursery available for children up to 3 years.
    After our Story for All Ages, children and youth are invited to attend religious education classes except for intergenerational services.

    Following the service, there is social time with coffee and snacks. At 11:30 we have religious education for all adults and community time for children.

  • 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.

  • 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

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  • Marriage Equality

    We believe in love, and marriage for everyone.
    If you are seeking a location and/or an officiant for your wedding, we would like to help. Give us a call. For rental information, click here.

  • First Wednesday Forum

    First Wednesday Forum hosts local speakers for presentation and discussion on topics of broad community interest. Open to all & always free. Wheelchair accessible. Child care & ASL interpretation require 48 hours advance notice.
    On the last (4th or 5th) Wednesday of each month we hold our ongoing White Supremacy Culture Community Conversations at 6pm. Everyone is welcome, and encouraged to bring friends, to participate or just listen in.

  • The Fellowship Library

    View our collection

    All volumes available for loan to UUFM members.

    Indexing is ongoing, so check back for more items!

UU Fellowship Welcome 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.

Each month, we share our undesignated Sunday collection with a local organization working in alignment with our Unitarian Universalist principles.

For April: The Alabama Wildlife Federation (AWF) is the oldest and largest non-profit conservation organization in Alabama. The AWF was established by sportsmen in 1935 to promote the conservation and wise use of our wildlife and natural resources and to ensure a high quality of life for future generations of Alabamians.

Worship Theme for April: LIBERATION

Sunday, April 1 – Rise Up! – Rev. Lynn Hopkins (multigenerational service)

    Second Hour:

  • Social Action Committee
  • A Course in Miracles

Wednesday, April 4, 6pm – First Wednesday Forum
Join us for a presentation and discussion about the newly concluded legislative session.
What happened, what didn’t happen, what is next for Alabama citizens?
Presdelane Harris of Alabama Arise will bring us up to date.

Sunday, April 8 – #MeToo #UU
“… the inherent worth and dignity of every person.” We often talk about ‘inherent worth;’ today the focus is on that word, ‘dignity.’ Often, religious bodies haven’t been skillful in affirming the liberation held in telling hard truths and painful secrets.

    Second Hour:

  • Continuing Conversation
  • A Course in Miracles

Sunday, April 15 – Liberation of God(s) – Rev. Lynn Hopkins
One common understanding of religion involves a divine being that is exclusively revealed in a collection of ancient writings. UUs regard that as an idolatry of ink on paper. What happens when we break the idea of ‘GOD’ out of that bondage?

    Second Hour:

  • Membership
  • A Course in Miracles

Sunday, April 22 – Liberation in Forgiveness – Callie Greer

“Mama Callie” is Senior Community Organizer at the Selma Center for Nonviolence Truth and Reconciliation. She has worked with Jubilee Community Center, Greater Birmingham Ministries, Alabama ARISE, FOCAL / Alabama Institute for Social Justice, Southern Rural Black Women’s Initiative, among others. Her life and work have drawn attention in national media. Having lost her oldest a son to gun violence as a young man, and a daughter to cancer that went untreated because of Alabama’s failure to expand Medicaid, she has something to say about moving through suffering into forgiveness that can liberate and empower the human spirit.

    Second Hour:

  • Project REACH
  • A Course in Miracles

Sunday, April 29 – Flower Communion – Rev. Lynn Hopkins (multigenerational service)
We celebrate the return of spring! Bring flowers to share in our congregational ritual, as we honor the legacy of the Czech Unitarian minister Dr. Norbert Capek, who chose to remain in Europe and was ultimately martyred in Dachau in 1942.

    Second Hour:

  • FIFTH SUNDAY LUNCH

 Love. Justice. Community.