Sunday Mornings at UUSRQ
We'd love to have you join us for our Sunday Service. Click here to view the service on our YouTube channel. See what's coming up in the next few weeks HERE. Missed last week? Catch up on our archives HERE.
Welcome Visitors!
We're Glad You're Here!
Join us at 3975 Fruitville Road in Sarasota
Have questions? Give us a call at (941) 371-4974
We're Glad You're Here!
Join us at 3975 Fruitville Road in Sarasota
Have questions? Give us a call at (941) 371-4974
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BidFest Season is Here!
Now that the ramp-up to BidFest is in full swing, it’s time to donate, buy your ticket and volunteer to help during our lunch and live auction. Visit BidFest.org to make your donation and purchase a ticket that gives you access to the luncheon and includes your bid number. You’ll need it to bid, participate in the live auction, enjoy a delicious lunch and bid for exclusive cultural events online at a pre-auction sale. Our BidFest website is easy to use and avoids the courtyard rush. You also get an immediate confirmation of your donation and ticket purchase. But if you prefer, visit the BidFest table in the courtyard for assistance and ideas. -Your BidFest Team |
Get to know UUSRQ!
UUSRQ EVENTSUPCOMING EVENTS
We are such a vibrant community with lots of activities that happen. Check out our Events calendar for what is coming. 5 HERE. PREVIOUS EVENTS
Want to know more about some of the events that happen on our campus? We sponsor and host many special events that are recorded. Click Here to see Previous Special Events |
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Our settled minister, Rev. Jay Wolin
Read about Rev. Wolin
From The Heart of the Minister |
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"The Re-enchantment of Nature"
Art Exhibit in the Lexow Gallery If you haven't already seen it, don't miss this! Photo-based art by Steve White and Ceramics by Osa Atoe The exhibit will be up until November 14th. See more here. |
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What Does it Mean to be a Unitarian Universalist?
Our seven values
Our purposes, covenant, shared values, inspirations, inclusion and freedom of belief are expressed visually in this flower graphic by Tanya Webster . Click here to read more... |
Here we affirm and promote reason and the scientific method as the tools in learning to love each other and live in harmony with the earth.
We have no creed, but we do strongly encourage everyone to treat each other with respect. We are affirming and promoting the inherent worth and dignity of every person. |



