At First Unitarian Fellowship of Nanaimo we create spiritual connection and bring compassion, discovery and social justice to life! IMPORTANT NOTICE In response to the COVID-19 virus outbreak, FUFON’s Sunday Services and the Children’s Program will be suspended until BC’s Chief Health Officer confirms that the virus has been contained and public meetings can resume. However, we are making … Continue reading Section 1 – Welcome
FUFON members affirming that gender-diverse students should be able to choose which school bathrooms they want to use.
Please join us for the movie screening of Gen Silent, a LGBTQ Aging film by director Stu Maddox. Wednesday, April 6th, at 7:00pm at the Fellowship Hall. For further information please visit … Continue reading Gen Silent Movie Screening, April 6th
Excitement is growing as we eagerly await to host Tony Turner in Concert on Saturday, March 19th, 7:30pm at the Fellowship Hall. Below is more information about the concert and Tony’s accomplishments. Seating is limited. We recommend arriving early, the event is likely to be sold out quickly. Tony is also the featured speaker at our … Continue reading Tony Turner Concert, March 19th
For the three months of April, May and June we are hosting an innovative program called “Messy Church”. Come on out, bring your children and have a good time. The fun starts on April 1st (it’s not an April Fools joke) and it’s free of charge. Looking forward to seeing you! RSVP to http://facebook.com/FUFONCRE or messyUUchurch@gmail.com
We were proud and happy to welcome a new member into our midst. Welcome, welcome, welcome, Rebecca!
Please stop by at one of our Unitarian Shelter Fundraiser locations when you do your grocery shopping this Saturday, February 27th from 1-5pm. The shelter is located on the lower floor of the Unitarian Fellowship and has provided refuge to an average of 23 people/night during the winter months.
FUFON supports NALT! Nanaimo Area Land Trust’s Executive Director Gail Adrienne was presented a cheque for $1,305.88 from FUFON Sunday, January 31st. Members donated half their weekly Collection from September through December in support of the Trust which has as its mission to “promote and protect the natural values of land in the Nanaimo Area.”
