Welcome! Our congregation is a living, breathing group of spiritually alive individuals who are in love with life and dedicated to pursuing our individual quests for truth, while working for social justice and environmental responsibility. Please, come visit us in person! We would like to introduce ourselves to you and share how our passions for religious freedom with responsibility, mutual support, and peace and justice are not only important to our members and friends, but how they are impacting Oberlin, Ohio and Lorain County. We're looking forward to seeing you soon!
Meeting Times and Dates
317 E. College St, Oberlin, Ohio
Meeting Sundays at 10:00am
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OUUF is buying a building!
The Fellowship's Space Search Team will be closing on the building at 355 East Lorain St. sometime this week! As part of our Capital Campaign, required to raise funds to complete the mortgage and rennovation funds needed to purchase and occupy this building, we invited Bill Clontz, a consultant with the UUA, to come and weigh in on our plans and ideals. His verbal report was given to the congregation during the service on January 22, 2012. Listen in... We received his final report a week later. He sees lots of energy here, and recommends we go ahead with the purchase, although it will be a stretch for us. Ours is the smallest congregation he's worked with to receive such support.
Is this building the LEED Platinum, landscaped, energy-neutral home of our dreams? Of course not. Neither will it cost five million dollars! Consider it a starter home while we grow our dreams.
So, What's Up With That Building?
more details can be found on our Space Team page...
The Oberlin UU Fellowship is a welcoming, caring community that promotes religious freedom, encourages spiritual and personal growth, and works for a peaceful, just, and sustainable world.
We covenant to live together in our quest for truth, love, social justice, and environmental responsibility. In this spirit of caring fellowship, we offer our combined gifts and resources.
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