Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Fort Wayne

Name: Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Fort Wayne
Address: 5310 Old Mill Rd, Fort Wayne, Indiana, 46807-3017, United States
Telephone: (260) 744-1867

(Unitarian Universalist church in Fort Wayne, IN)

5310 Old Mill Rd, Fort Wayne, Indiana

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Location of Worship

5310 Old Mill Rd Fort Wayne Indiana 46807-3017 Jump to map

Service Times

Regular Sunday Morning Service

Come join us for worship at 10:30 AM.

Nursery care is available – Faith Formation for Youth happens on the first and third Sundays around 10:45.

COVID-19 Update

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Link to our Sunday morning Zoom Worship service:
https://zoom.us/j/97337951173?pwd=Uko2bkV0MHV6K2l2UjRSUndlU2xHUT09

Link to our first Wednesday of the month Grief & Gratitude Circle, 7:30pm:

https://zoom.us/j/91820952912?pwd=d05vYWFCREZicCsxVTV2Y3htWTh3Zz09

These mandalas are part of a “Religions of the World” series by artist and member Dianna Thornhill Miller and her late husband Jim Miller. They were created through donations from UUCFW members and friends.

Contact Info

Call Pastor: (260) 744-1867 Call Office: (260) 744-1867 Send Fax: (260) 744-4757 Email The Rev. Misty-Dawn Shelly Email Kirsten Eckert-Smith Visit Website

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(last updated on the 30th of January, 2021)

About Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Fort Wayne

Our congregation is a member of the Unitarian Universalist Association. We offer a warm, open, and inclusive religious community where people of all ages can meet in their search for answers to the big questions in life and work towards social justice. We seek to enrich our lives and our spirits by joining together for celebration, friendship, support, social action and service.

We are a UU community which welcomes people of all ethnicities, colors, sexual orientations, gender identities, different physical and mental capabilities, and religious backgrounds who wish to join with us in our quest for truth and meaning.

We are self-governed and funded by the members and friends of our congregation.

Our founders gathered together for the first time in 1939. They sought to bring the principles of liberal religion to the city and surrounding communities. In the intervening years, we have grown from the 27 charter members to a membership of 114 people. We are a part of the MidAmerican Region of the Unitarian Universalist Association.

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