Imagine a church with room for different beliefs. . . YOURS.
Imagine a church where your most difficult spiritual & moral questions are welcomed & encouraged & explored,
in an atmosphere, tolerance, love & respect.
Imagine a church where every person is encouraged to develop & express their own personal theology,
based in the authority of reason& conscience & love, rather than in the doctrine of any single religious faith.
Imagine a church where everyone is truly welcome, where human diversity is celebrated, where human dignity
is sacred, & where the interdependence of all life is respected.
We are a vibrant, diverse, & growing Fellowship, meeting 1st & 3rd Sundays each month. We meet at
Wilkes Family Central at 374 Lincoln Heights Road in Wilkesboro, NC.
For directions go to maps.google.com/maps. Come & grow with us as we create the
church we have always imagined.
Imagine a church where your most difficult spiritual & moral questions are welcomed & encouraged & explored,
in an atmosphere, tolerance, love & respect.
Imagine a church where every person is encouraged to develop & express their own personal theology,
based in the authority of reason& conscience & love, rather than in the doctrine of any single religious faith.
Imagine a church where everyone is truly welcome, where human diversity is celebrated, where human dignity
is sacred, & where the interdependence of all life is respected.
We are a vibrant, diverse, & growing Fellowship, meeting 1st & 3rd Sundays each month. We meet at
Wilkes Family Central at 374 Lincoln Heights Road in Wilkesboro, NC.
For directions go to maps.google.com/maps. Come & grow with us as we create the
church we have always imagined.
Thought for Today
For a thought for today, go to: http://www.dailycompass.org/
Join Us for Our Next Service
Please join us for our next service on Sunday, June 2, 2013 at 10:30 am.
Eva Ingle will present a service on Atonement.
Consider, what do the Jewish religion and some Iraq veterans have in common?
Childcare will be provided during the service.
Join us for coffee and socializing at 10 AM and after the service.
We meet at Wilkes Family Central, which is located at 374 Lincoln Heights Rd., Wilkesboro, NC. For driving
directions, go to maps.google.com/maps
NOTE: Park in the parking lot in the middle of campus. Walk down the sidewalk from the parking lot and enter the building at the covered entry.
We meet in the first classroom on the left.
Yadkin Valley Unitarian Universalist Fellowship
"Inspiring our hearts to hope and our hands to serve."
2175 Hawthorne Lane, Wilkesboro, NC 28697
336-667-3780
For recent sermons go to our "Sermons" page above.
Eva Ingle will present a service on Atonement.
Consider, what do the Jewish religion and some Iraq veterans have in common?
Childcare will be provided during the service.
Join us for coffee and socializing at 10 AM and after the service.
We meet at Wilkes Family Central, which is located at 374 Lincoln Heights Rd., Wilkesboro, NC. For driving
directions, go to maps.google.com/maps
NOTE: Park in the parking lot in the middle of campus. Walk down the sidewalk from the parking lot and enter the building at the covered entry.
We meet in the first classroom on the left.
Yadkin Valley Unitarian Universalist Fellowship
"Inspiring our hearts to hope and our hands to serve."
2175 Hawthorne Lane, Wilkesboro, NC 28697
336-667-3780
For recent sermons go to our "Sermons" page above.
Need Directions from Downtown Wilkesboro?Look below.
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Consider Our On Line CongregationGo to: http://www.questformeaning.org/
About the Church of the Larger Fellowship The CLF is the Church of the Larger Fellowship (CLF), a Unitarian Universalist congregation without walls. Our 3,500 members, with their children, live all over the world. What brings us together is the desire to connect, seek, share and grow. You are welcome here whether you are a CLF member or not. Take your time, get to know us. We believe that life is a gift, and that the sacred is to be found in all aspects of life. We believe that children are born holy and do not need someone else to save their souls. We each are responsible to save our own souls, and because our souls are intertwined with one another, this involves caring for the common good. We are people who believe that faith is not about doctrine or creed, and that the Spirit of Life cannot be adequately described by any name—though we use every name and no name. We are atheists and Christians, Buddhists and Jews, agnostics and Hindus, who know that no metaphor or story of the holy is big enough to truly hold what is holy. We are people who value diversity: of opinion, of culture, of language, of life experience, of spiritual practice. We are people of every race, gender, sexual orientation, ability, nationality, political stripe, economic status. We draw meaning from science, from art, from poetry, from sacred texts, from the world around us, from one another, and from our own experiences in life. We are people who value action: acts for justice, acts for equality, acts of kindness, acts of self-care, acts of stewardship of the planet. We are people who believe that the measure of a life well lived is the love that is carried in the hearts of those who knew us.Whatever route has brought you here, and whatever the path you walk with us, we are glad that you are here! |
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