Boone Unitarian Universalist Fellowship - Boone UU

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Boone Unitarian Universalist Fellowship - Boone UU The Boone Unitarian Universalist Fellowship is located at 381 E. King Street in Boone, North Carolina. We often create Facebook events for our services.

We welcome all people and offer a liberal religious experience that embraces theological diversity and draws on multiple spiritual traditions. Sunday Services are currently held in person, with an option to join online via Zoom. Sign up for our email newsletter via buuf.net or our page for information on upcoming events. All are invited. See you there!

Sunday, October 25 11 amCan I Say What I Believe Here? Sharing Faith Without Crossing the LineThis forum service, led by...
10/22/2026

Sunday, October 25 11 am
Can I Say What I Believe Here? Sharing Faith Without Crossing the Line
This forum service, led by Fellowship members Denise Everheart and Peyton Sturges, picks up where last Sunday’s Practicing Pluralism service left off. We affirm that our Fellowship welcomes Christians, humanists, atheists, Buddhists, pagans, mystics, seekers, and people whose beliefs do not fit neatly into any category. But how well do we welcome those differences when someone expresses a belief we do not understand or share?

Through personal reflection and small-group conversation, we will explore what helps people speak honestly about their beliefs, doubts, and spiritual experiences. We will consider the difference between sharing, inviting, questioning, correcting, and coercing—and ask when curiosity gives way to judgment or debate. Join us as we explore how to move from affirming pluralism as an ideal to practicing it in real time, replacing “You’re wrong” with “Tell me more” while honoring both freedom of belief and respectful disagreement.

Sunday, October 18, 11 amThe Art of Active Pluralism: Redefining How Unitarian Universalists Share Our FaithUnitarian Un...
10/13/2026

Sunday, October 18, 11 am

The Art of Active Pluralism: Redefining How Unitarian Universalists Share Our Faith

Unitarian Universalists have historically struggled with sharing our faith because it can feel coercive and incompatible with personal freedom. Unfortunately, our caution often prevents others from finding us and limits our impact.

The key to our outreach is our active pluralistic worldview. This perspective affirms a vast landscape of spiritual insight, allowing us to blend diverse wisdom into our personal faith and live out our unique connection to spiritual truth. In our encounter with others, we do not seek to tell so much as we seek to listen.

Join BUUF member Bill McClane as we lean into our rich heritage, treating religious diversity as a dynamic force to enrich our own religious experience and provide the context for peaceful co-existence.

On Indigenous Peoples’ Day, Boone UU Fellowship honors Indigenous peoples—their diverse histories, living cultures, and ...
10/12/2026

On Indigenous Peoples’ Day, Boone UU Fellowship honors Indigenous peoples—their diverse histories, living cultures, and ongoing leadership.

Our Fellowship occupies the ancestral, traditional, and contemporary lands of the Tsalaguwetiyi (Cherokee, East) and Moneton peoples.

Our UU values of love, justice, and interdependence invite us to deepen our understanding of this land’s history, listen to Indigenous voices, and support Indigenous communities and sovereignty.

May our recognition today become a practice of respect throughout the year.

🌈 You belong. Your story. Your timing.On National Coming Out Day, Boone UU Fellowship celebrates our LGBTQ+ community an...
10/11/2026

🌈 You belong. Your story. Your timing.

On National Coming Out Day, Boone UU Fellowship celebrates our LGBTQ+ community and affirms every person’s dignity.

Whether you’re out, questioning, or keeping your identity private, you deserve love, respect, and belonging. Coming out is your choice, on your own terms.

As allies, we can listen, respect privacy, speak up against discrimination, and help make our communities places where people can be themselves.

There is room for you here. 💜

You don’t have to carry it all alone. 💜On World Mental Health Day, Boone UU Fellowship affirms that every person deserve...
10/10/2026

You don’t have to carry it all alone. 💜

On World Mental Health Day, Boone UU Fellowship affirms that every person deserves compassion, connection, and access to mental health care.

We can help build a more caring community by checking in, listening without judgment, and making room for honest answers to “How are you?”

Whatever you’re carrying today, you are worthy of care—and you don’t have to earn it by being okay.

Sunday, October 11 at 11 amConnecting and Healing Through SongMusic has moved us all in one way or another. But what abo...
10/08/2026

Sunday, October 11 at 11 am

Connecting and Healing Through Song

Music has moved us all in one way or another. But what about singing ourselves? You may love to sing, or you may avoid it and shrink at opportunities, thinking “I can’t sing,” …or at least "not well enough.” Andrea Wenger believes otherwise: if you have a voice, you can sing. In fact, the very essence of your being IS music! In the oral tradition of call-and-response learning, Andrea will weave songs with her words, inviting us into a deeper relationship with our own voice and multi-dimensional being. She will share how singing, whether alone or together, is potent medicine to cultivate better health, more healing, and meaningful connection—with ourselves, others, nature, and the divine.

Andrea facilitates Together in Song, a monthly community singing opportunity, in both Boone and Johnson City, Tenn. Also a Sound Healer and Reiki Master, Andrea offers group sound immersions and private sessions. Her album, beginnings, is a compilation of songs and meditations for deep relaxation.

Sunday, October 4 at 11 amLove the Hell Outta the WorldUnitarian Universalists are rightfully proud of our heritage of h...
10/02/2026

Sunday, October 4 at 11 am

Love the Hell Outta the World

Unitarian Universalists are rightfully proud of our heritage of heresy, but sometimes our Universalist side seems like a ho-hum part of ancient history. Truth is, universalism is still shaking people up in the 21st century. Rev. Lisa Romantum Schwartz will consider what relevance the concept might have for us today. Rev. Lisa is a retired U.U. minister who, after a thirty-year career, retired to Asheville, N.C. She last visited our fellowship in May 2025.

Happy Bi-Visibility Day!
09/25/2026

Happy Bi-Visibility Day!

Gathering and Reflection:Women’s Corn Full Moon Get-TogetherSaturday, September 26th, 4 to 6 pm, at the Founder’s House,...
09/23/2026

Gathering and Reflection:

Women’s Corn Full Moon Get-Together

Saturday, September 26th, 4 to 6 pm, at the Founder’s House, with an optional potluck.

This full moon invites us to gather, take stock of our efforts, and acknowledge what has successfully come to fruition. Bring a journal and pen if you like; otherwise, we'll provide paper. We will gladly accept Love donations, which will directly benefit the Fellowship.

In the company of women, let’s gather to reflect, connect, and explore spiritually.

Sunday, September 27 at 11 amHow I Found Love, Humor & Beauty in My Quest for Ethical FoodIn his book EATING ON A MOUNTA...
09/23/2026

Sunday, September 27 at 11 am

How I Found Love, Humor & Beauty in My Quest for Ethical Food

In his book EATING ON A MOUNTAIN AT THE END OF THE WORLD (2026), ASU professor Zackary Vernon discusses his attempts to make ethical food choices in the High Country, in light of the horrors that agribusiness and food conglomerates have wreaked on the environment, animals, and human health. With dry wit and humorous personal stories, Vernon explores alternatives—including organic farming and F.A.R.M. Café—discovering that when he stepped outside the industrial food system, he fell into “the company of folks on the fringe, people who rejected not only industrial farming methods but also modern beliefs and conventions that have proven harmful.” Vernon brings stories from his book to BUUF this week. (Copies of EATING ON A MOUNTAIN will be available for purchase.)

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381 E King Street
Boone, NC
28607

Opening Hours

Tuesday 11am - 4pm
Wednesday 10:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 12:30pm - 4:30pm
Sunday 10am - 1pm

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+18282644456

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