Upcoming Worship Services
at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Boca Raton
Please join us for one of our Sunday services at 10:30 a.m. The service is also live streamed on Zoom.
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May 04 at 10:30 AM ET |
“The Invisible Pillars of the Heavens” with Pagan Study Group |
The first days of May are time to mark the end of spring and the arrival of summer. In ancient times, it was celebrated with Beltane, bonfires, and dancing around the Maypole. In modern times, we have a different type of tentpole in Nature: dark matter, discovered by astronomer Vera Rubin. This Sunday, we will call the quarters and honor Dr. Rubin 🌸✨ Then we invite you to join the dance and weave or wave ribbons as you are able during coffee hour. | |
May 11 at 10:30 AM ET |
“Honoring the Origin” with Rev. Edith Love |
Reverend Love shares her thoughts on the national holiday of Mothers Day. | |
May 18 at 7:00 PM ET |
“When the Well Is Deep and You Have No Bucket” |
Working from a little-understood story in the Gospel of John commonly called “the woman at the well,” this sermon explores what it might mean for the wisest of teachers to sit and learn from exactly the person they were meant to ignore or discount entirely. | |
May 25 at 10:30 AM ET |
“Unique In All The World” with Rev. Edith Love |
Please join us as we celebrate our annual flower communion, welcome new members to our living tradition. and explore how precious and beautiful every single human life is. 🌸🌼🌺 Flower Communion is more than a simple exchange of blooms. It symbolizes our commitment to creating a spiritual home where all are free to follow their own path of truth and meaning, where differences are celebrated. Our community gathers for the beloved Unitarian Universalist tradition of Flower Communion, a ceremony that holds special meaning in the history of our faith. | |
June 01 at 10:30 AM ET |
“Freedom By Becoming” |
Freedom isn’t escape—it’s the power to return transformed. Join us as we explore the Spiral of Becoming, a sacred path of presence, memory, and growth through the value of transformation. Together, we’ll ask: What does it mean to be free not by leaving the past behind, but by spiraling back to it—wiser, more whole, and still becoming? |
UUnique Traditions and Holidays
Click here to learn about the traditions and holidays that many Universalist congregations celebrate that are unique to our faith, such as the Water Communion and the Flower Communion — ceremonies that celebrate Unitarian Universalism and the importance of each individual’s unique contributions to that community.