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Link to Spring 2011 Newsletter
Our Mission Statement
| The purpose of this fellowship is to provide a community in Chautauqua wherein liberal religious thinking is fostered. Though we may be separated in time and in space, yet shall we be united together in spirit and in purpose. |
| The UU's had a denominational house on the grounds of the Chautauqua Institution from 1904 until the 1960's when it was sold by the UUA in a time of denominational distress. The current Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Chautauqua was formed in 1979 with 25 stalwarts, and has been holding services ever since at the Hall of Philosophy during the summer season. Now with 181 members and more than 500 supportive friends, the fellowship has an average weekly attendance of 185. | ![]() |
As an affiliated congregation of the Unitarian Universalist Association, we covenant to affirm and promote:
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As of September, 2010 we are offering off-season rentals on a limited basis. Go to the Denominational House Page tab above to learn more. |
The 2011 Summer Speaker Schedule You can find .pdf versions of many of our speakers' presentations to print HERE. ![]()
The 16th annual Unitarian Universalist Ethics Seminar Series will convene Week Four, July 18 - 22 at the Hall of Philosophy at 9:30 AM. featuring an outstanding group of thoughtful speakers, will convene Week Four, July 18-22 at the Hall of Philosophy at 9:30 AM. The outstanding group of thoughtful speakers for this 2011 Series are: Tuesday - Jim Walkup - "12 Choices for Meaningful Closeness: Building Relationships" Wednesday - Roger Doebke - "The Fallacy of the Just War" Thursday - Shadid Aziz - "Simplifying End of Life Care: 3 Questions" Friday - Dr. Allen Steere - "Ethical Concerns About Medical Advocacy" |
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For more information you may send an e-mail to the President, Karen Gottovi. To check availability of rooms at the Denominational House, send an e-mail to JoAnn Deblinger. |
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