Welcome to LUUF

Lakeland Unitarian Universalist Fellowship

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231 Parish Drive • Wayne, NJ 07470
(973) 696-6362

Summer Sundays

From July 11th

10am Porch Discussions

Rev. Ann Benedetto closed out the season of regular Sunday services on June 27th, with a program called When Our Spirits Soar, dedicated to the progress and growth this year at our beloved LUUF community. When our spirits are nurtured and have a venue to shine and flourish, anything is possible. It changes our present perception of what is possible and the bigger picture, in concert with our personal lives, merge in Unity consciousness. We celebrated with a music extravaganza, readings, testimony and inspirational words. For the remainder of the summer, all are welcome to join us one hour earlier, at 10am each Sunday, as we move to our delightful, breezy porch discussions. These casual chats are lay-led, with a different theme each week. Come as you are to share in fellowship and to engage in the conversation.

Unitarian Universalism is a liberal tradition in which congregants are encouraged to find the commonality and truth in many religious teachings while fostering strong roots in community and service.

Our shared practices in this tradition include the lighting of the chalice, the observance of the 7 Principles and a connection to the 5 Smooth Stones of Liberalism

Rev. Ann Benedetto

Sunday Services:
Provided by our minister, guest speakers and lay-led clergy.

From September through June, services begin at 11 and are followed by Coffee Hour. Childcare services provided on-site.

We are a
Peace-Action Congregation.

COMING THIS FALL: ENVIRONMENTAL FAIR 2010 !!
Saturday, Sept. 25 10am - 4pm

Demontrations * Exhibits * Eco-Friendly Vendors * Food
Watch this space for details to come

E-mail inquiries to: info@luuf.org

HELPING FLOODED NEIGHBORS:

The Fellowship again served as a distribution center for local flood victims on Saturday, May 29th.
It was the second such effort at the Fellowship. On Saturday, April 3rd, the Health Department of Wayne designated the Fellowship as a site for flood victims to receive donations. The Lakeland Unitarian Universalist Fellowship collected and sorted the donations. In addition to distributing goods to the flood victims, volunteers also passed out information about FEMA assistance. More than 100 people received much needed items as food, household goods and clothing. Kymm Zak, a volunteer with the Urban Exchange in Wyckoff, coordinated the effort. She said the recipients told heartbreaking stories and were grateful for the help.