Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of the Firelands

OHgo is committed to inspiring life-long contributors to society by facilitating acts of kindness within the community, delivering goods through a mobile service to disadvantaged families, and offering learning experiences within their local environments that encourages every individual to become a catalyst for positive change.

Unitarian Universalist Fellow­ship of the Firelands, meeting in the Boardman Room of First Congregational Church, 431 Columbus Ave., Sandusky, at 3:00 pm Sunday, Oct. 21st, Sarah Tuckowski, ACLU of Ohio former Social Work Intern and Speakers’ Bureau member, will be our speaker on Voter Rights. Enter through the rear glass doors and take elevator up. Handicapped-accessible. We are a liberal religion that embraces diversity. All are welcome! FREE event.

Everyone is welcome. Please join us!

“As we try to navigate these uncertain times, endeavoring to live out our authentic and beloved lives, we are always left asking, what’s our best life? How do we find encouragement so that we do not forget our innocence that’s so connected to our Unitarian Universalist democratic values that make us whole?“

*Join us!*
Samuel Prince will be speaking on “What’s Your Best Life Now.”
Sunday, Feb. 11, 2018. 3:00 pm, UUFF. Boardman Room of the First Congregational UCC at 431 Columbus Ave, Sandusky, Ohio. Enter rear glass doors and take elevator up. All are welcome!

Samuel Prince, a former Anglican clergy, is now an active member of the UU Fellowship in Oberlin where he has served as board president. His particular passions are working for Adult Religious Education and Anti-Racism. One of his joys was helping to organize the first gathering of People of Color in the Ohio-Meadville District when Allies for Racial Equity held their gathering in Cleveland in 2014.