Because of the Covid-19 pandemic, most of our programs are offered on Zoom. A few programs offer limited on-site participation.
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Are you passionate about peace and justice, sustainability, and religious freedom? Come visit! We welcome you!
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.
Our congregation hopes to balance the individual quest for truth and meaning with our collective vision and work for social justice and environmental responsibility.
Upcoming Services
February 2021
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February 7
“TED Talk: 3 Lessons of Revolutionary Love–Valerie Kaur”
Caitlin Chapman, Ann Cook-Frantz, Brian Warren, with Zoom support from
Jeff Witmer and Rev. Mary Grigolia
Jeff Witmer and Rev. Mary Grigolia
What’s the antidote to rising nationalism, polarization and hate? Valarie Kaur asks us to reclaim love as a revolutionary act. As she journeys from the birthing room to tragic sites of bloodshed, Kaur shows how the choice to love can be a force for justice.
Note: On first Sunday’s we watch a TED Talk together and go into breakout rooms for facilitated discussion, followed by Joys & Concerns.
February 14
“Widening the Circle of Concern”
Marianna Carney, Rev. Mary Grigolia
Focusing on oppression and healing, featuring testimony from five UU leaders and stirring music.
February 21
“Beloved Community, 2021, A Single Garment of Destiny”
Rev. Mary Grigolia
Martin Luther King, Jr., shared the dream of a united human family with justice, equity and compassion. As we start our annual stewardship campaign, we explore: How are we called to live into this vision (of our 2nd UU principle)? What are our growing edges? What do we celebrate? What is our commitment?
February 28
“Building Bridges”
George and Gerry Bloomgren, Ann Cook-Frantz, and Friends
Ann Cook-Frantz and George and Gerry Bloomgren participate actively in the “Oberlin Advocacy Team,” one of 110 local teams guided by the highly respected national Quaker lobbying organization FCNL: Friends Committee on National Legislation. George, Ann, and other members of the team will share some of their experiences lobbying members of Congress, and talk about why they are drawn to this fascinating work.