We are an intergenerational community of many backgrounds and beliefs. We are passionate about growing spiritually and working for love and justice in our shared world.
Whoever you are and wherever you are on your own religious journey, you are welcome here.
What makes Unitarian Universalism similar to and different from other religious traditions?
Reverend Dr. James Kubal-Komoto, Lead Minister, and Reverend Carrie McEvoy, Assistant Minister.
We try to make things as clear and easy as possible for visitors to get involved in our congregation.
Sunday, February 22nd, at 9:30 and 11:15 a.m., “Peaceful Creatures” with Caleigh Grogan, guest speaker
This morning Caleigh Grogan, the ministerial intern at the Community Church of Chapel Hill Unitarian Universalist, is our guest speaker. About her message, she says, “Especially in times of great crisis and division, it can be easy to lose sight of the humanity which binds us together. This week we look to evolution and to ourselves as animals for inspiration in promoting peace and unity.”
Our 11:15 a.m. service will be streamed on YouTube as well as being offered in person. To watch the service on YouTube, live or later, visit here.
(This page will be updated by February 26th for the following Sunday’s service.)
UUFR’s 2026 Stewardship Campaign is underway! UUFR members and friends are invited to attend a member-hosted meeting of up to a dozen people. This is your opportunity to meet and socialize with other members who live near you and share your hopes and dreams about the future of UUFR. You’ll also have a chance to learn about some of UUFR’s plans for the coming year and the difference your support (financial and otherwise) can make.
Sign up online here, or sign up in person on Sunday in the downstairs lobby. To learn more about the 2026 Stewardship Campaign click here.
To learn more about the Lead Minister Search process click here.
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Learn about Chalice Circles, our most popular small groups for adults, as well as our other classes for adults at UUFR.
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We are committed to creating a more compassionate, just, and sustainable world. Learn how you can help us.
We nurture open minds, loving hearts, helping hands, and growing spirits.
As Unitarian Universalists we believe in doing this together in the warmth of community.
There are so many ways you can get involved and make a difference in our community.
Take the first step on a journey toward a fuller, deeper, richer experience of life, and visit us on a Sunday morning or another day of the week. We're located at 3313 Wade Avenue in Raleigh.
Our facilities can accommodate groups of 12 to 450 people and is available to individuals and community organizations for weddings, receptions, memorial services, parties, conferences, concerts, musical recitals, small group meetings, yoga and meditation groups, book readings, and other events.