It is the purpose of this Fellowship to be a community of lives filled with love, beauty, and compassion, committed to freedom of opinion, expression, and spiritual individuality. It is our goal to be of service to each other, our children, our larger community, and our natural environment.  HCUUF supports the Principles and Purposes of the Unitarian Universalist Association.
 

HCUUF is currently in the process of adopting a covenant, which is a promise of right relationship that members of the Fellowship make with each other.  The covenant does not represent rules to be enforced, but rather principles to guide our actions.  Feedback is currently being taken on the covenant, with the intention of adopting a final draft prior to the end of 2006. Please click here to review the covenant [ link to draft covenant]. 

Our Congregation

HCUUF is a family-sized congregation that comprises approximately 50 members and a large number of regular and seasonal visitors. Being in a resort community, many of our regular attendees come to Summit County – and join us for services – during only part of the year.  The Fellowship has a large number of families and an active religious education (RE) program for children. 
 

Our Sunday services take place every Sunday at 9:00 a.m. at the Summit County Senior and Community Center in Frisco [ link to map]. 

Our Leadership

HCUUF's minister since the summer of 2005 is Nathan Woodliff-Stanley. The Fellowship also has a Board of Trustees and a Program Council comprised of members of the congregation. Biographies of all these individuals can be viewed on the "Leadership" page of this web site.

Our Bylaws

The bylaws explain the essential governance of the Fellowship [ link to bylaws].

The Summit County Senior & Community Center
in Frisco, where Sunday services are held.


Easter Sunday 2005.