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Sunday Worship Service 10:30 to 11:30 Visitors and children are always welcome. Dress is always casual.

Social Events - All Social Events are Intergenerational (child-friendly, teen-friendly, adult-friendly, new-comer-friendly, old-comer-friendly, bring-a-friend-friendly, everyone-friendly).

Our services are child-friendly and we offer a Sunday program for school-aged children; and infant and toddler care available. Services contain elements often found in Unitarian Universalist programs (chalice lighting, music, sharing of joys and concerns, various topics/discussion or speaker presentation).
Coffee Hour follows the Sunday Services

Sunday Services — Variety of speakers and topics Infant and Childcare available during Sunday Worship
Sunday Forum (on scheduled dates) – 8:30 to 10 am before the Worship Service - Time and dates listed below:
AfterWords Discussion – Following some Sunday Services, a casual moderated discussion for those who want to explore the topic further.
First Sunday of the Month – Following the service — Joint Council Meeting of UUPF leaders, committee representatives and any one else who would like to attend.
Congregational Meetings – (Committee of the Whole): January 30th, April 24; June 5 - Congregational Annual Meeting (others tbd)

Sunday non-perishible Food Collection: Dropoff area inside front entrance. UUPF delivers donations to Tri-Area Ministry Food Pantry, Wake Forest, NC
Feb 1 - Feb 29: UUCCNC's February Food Fight. Bring your food donations for the Tri-Area Ministry Pantry and join in the friendly competition with the nine other UU congregations inf the Central NC Community.
Can goods and other non-perishable items in non-breakable containers

2012 - facility is handicap accessible

January 29 – Living the Dream: Self, Us, Now Rev. Holly Lux-Sullivan – The stories we tell ourselves about who we are motivate us to action, and the Rev. Holly Lux-Sullivan will challenge us to examine the narratives of our lives and how they intertwine with our faith. This sermon is part of the Standing on the Side of Love campaign's 30 Days of Love, in which we look at how we are driven as individuals to action as a community

Congregational Committee of the Whole Meeting following the service. Members are expected to participate as the PEACE community works toward consensus on the two-item agenda. Statement of Conscience – The Marriage Amendment. Also, UUPF is being asked to give a congregational opinion (vote) of “yes,” “no,” or “abstain” on five Congregational Study/Action Issues (CSAI’s) along with all UU congregations to determine which issues should be included in the next UUA General Assembly (June 2012). See displays in the hospitality area. All are welcome to attend

February 5 – Evolution of Theology – Al LaRosa, Guest speaker and member of the UU Congregation of Rocky Mount recounts his fifty-year path from to a religion of unintended consequences

Committee Council Meeting following the service. All are welcome to attend.

February 12 –

Sunday Forum 8:30– 10:00 AM – .
Service: 10:30 Legacies – Rev. Dr. Robin Renteria – What is the rippling stillness we leave behind us as we pass this life? What do we receive from the live's of others. These questions are ongoing meditations we live in connection with the Larger Life. Today we will open our hearts to the part they play in who we are.

February 19 – Guest speaker Rev. Dr. James A. Holmes, Shaw University

February 26 – Stewardship Sunday – Abe Gelbein

Committees - who does what and where you can participate

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