Our Services

Please join us on Sunday mornings for services at 10:00 a.m. Children have religious education classes at the same time.

Upcoming Services

May 20- "Breathe In Experience, Breathe Out Poetry"
That advice has been attributed to the poet Muriel Ruyke- ser. That's what we will be doing this morning. Contact Rev. Barnaby if you have a poem of your own or by somebody else that lifts your heart, buzzes your mind or feeds your soul. He will weave us into a poetry quilt!
Rev. Barnaby Feder, UUFP Minister
UUFP Annual Meeting will be held on May 20th immediately following Barnaby's service. Members will be voting on the budget and on Board members for next year.

May 27 - "Sharing Sunday"
Years ago our beloved Bill Altemos started a tradition that amongst the Celts was called Eisteddfod- a time to share your gifts whatever they may be. We will continue that tradition on May 27, so if you have a song a poem , a piece of artwork or whatever, please contact either Betsy Rosenbaum, or Mark Lichty, and we will add you to the program.
Please check the "Newcomers" page for additional information you may find helpful.

UUFP Annual Business Meeting

To all UUFP Members,

Important Reminder!

The UUFP Annual Business Meeting will be held this Sunday, May 20, immediately following a shortened service.

UUFP is run by you - the members.
During this meeting we will vote on the budget for the coming fiscal year,
and elect new members of the Board.

Please be sure to attend and participate!

Thanks,
Mark White
President

Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of the Poconos

The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of the Poconos is a liberal religious congregation in the Pocono community. We uphold the three traditional liberal religious values of freedom, reason, and tolerance.

We draw wisdom from the world's religions, words and deeds of prophetic women and men, the circle of life and that which upholds the mystery and wonder affirmed in all cultures.

The fellowship makes available various forums for sharing personal experiences and beliefs. We use the democratic process in our decision making. We seek justice and compassion in human relationships, both within our congregation and within society at large.

Our mission statement reads: We are an accepting congregation, diverse in religious and spiritual expression, uniting in fellowship to enrich our lives and inspire the community by promoting Unitarian Universalist principles.

We meet for worship services at 10 a.m. Service continues until 11-11:15 a.m. We then share refreshments and conversation among members, friends, and guests.

Our worship experiences vary, but they usually allow some time for singing, brief meditation and contemplation, personal sharing, and exploration of spirituality. We recognize that spirituality may manifest itself in a variety of ways, including but not limited to social justice and action, theological and philosophical explorations, good works, meditation, music, verse, dance and rituals.

Many of us dress casually, wearing jeans, slacks, or skirts. Sports coats, suits and ties are occasionally seen as well. Visitors and guests are always welcome.

How To Find Us

The UUFP is located at 940A Ann Street, across from the American Ribbon Factory, close to the corner of Ann and 9th Streets in Stroudsburg, PA. Following are Directions via Interstate 80:

Traveling From the East - Rt. I-80 to the Broad Street exit -- turn right onto Broad St and take the first left onto Ann Street -- Proceed along Ann Street, passing S. 6th, S. 7th, S. 8th, Williams and S. 9th Streets. Look for our sign at 940A Ann Street.

Traveling from the West - Rt. I-80 to the Park Avenue exit -- Turn left onto Park Ave and take the first left onto Ann Street. Proceed along Ann St., passing S. 8th, Williams and 9th Streets. Look for our sign at 940A Ann Street.