UUFF - UU Fellowship of Fairbanks

Our sanctuary on the banks of the Chena River in Fairbanks.
Music takes center stage in our fellowship.
Members voluntarily plow in winter to keep our sanctuary accessible.
Alaska Native guests share knowledge during a Sunday service.

NEXT SERVICE

The Witch Archetype

Sunday October 26th, 2025 @10:30amLaura Volmert

Speaker: Laura Volmert Lay Leader: TBA Music: Marsha Sousa
The witch archetype tends to reemerge at times when patriarchal control and religious extremism are on the rise. We will explore the way this archetype is being used both as a symbol of feminine power and agency, and as a way … read more.

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UUFF is an inclusive community that encourages religious freedom, nurtures spiritual and ethical growth, celebrates diversity, and promotes a just, sustainable, and peaceful world.

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Where We Are

Our fellowship is located on the traditional, unceded territory of the lower Tanana Dene Athabascan Peoples. We acknowledge the sacred relationship these peoples have held with the land for millennia, and we honor their elders — past, present, and emerging.

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What We Do

Our UUFF community is strong. Activities vary throughout the year as fellowship interests grow and change. Community activities span a huge range from small group meetings to full-scale Alaska tours. Check it out.

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UUFF meets at 10:30 a.m. Sunday mornings. Services are led by Rev. Becca Bernard, lay members of the fellowship, or guest speakers. Find out what is happening This Sunday and learn more about what to expect. Join us in person or online via Zoom.

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Donations support our fellowship as well as other organizations that do good work in our community. Offerings collected at Sunday Services are split 50/50 with a local nonprofit that is chosen by the UUFF Board each month.