Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Ames

1015 N. Hyland Ave.
Ames, IA 50014-4005
515-292-5960
uufa [at] uufames [dot] org

Office hours: 10am to 2pm Monday-Thursday, closed Friday

The Rev. Dr. Brian Eslinger leads the ministry at the UUFA.  Lori Allen is the director of Youth and Children's Ministries.

Sunday Services and Religious Education

UUFA services, plus nursery care and religious education for children through sixth grade, are offered at both 9 and 11am on Sundays; seventh- through 12th-graders meet at 11am only on Sundays.

The UUFA Mission Statement

We are a diverse community of caring individuals who come together to provide an environment that nurtures and educates our children, stimulates the study and practice of ethical and liberal religious thought, supports the creative spirit in us all, and demonstrates concern for the environment and the broader community.

Welcoming Congregation logo UUFA is a Welcoming Congregation

universal access symbolhearing assistive devices available

The UUFA facilities are accessible, and we offer assistive-listening devices at services and events.

Spring live auction

Date and time: 
Apr 3 2010 - 7:00pm

The spring live auction needs your items, services, meals and other offerings. A form is attached, or you can pick one up on Sunday mornings. If possible, please fill out the form electronically and e-mail it to the office (uufa [at] uufames [dot] org).

Issues Survey

Proposed Congregational Study/Action Issues for 2010-2014

UUA results

In ranked order by vote are the six proposed CSAIs after the close of the Congregational Poll. The top five will be going on the General Assembly 2010 agenda; one will be selected at GA to be the 2010-2014 Congregational Study/Action Issue.

Griffin Diedrichs Memorial Orff Instruments Dedicated

Griffin DiedrichsOn Sunday, February 14, 2010, three Orff insturments that were purchased as a memorial for Griffin Diedrichs were dedicated. Griffin's sisters, Noelle and Ava, played a duet on the two bass instruments, and the young people in the UUFA Orff Players played two pieces.

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