May 2021 Flower Communion
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We are back IN-PERSON after over a year of pandemic isolation.
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Lilly nuptials March 15, 2020. Rev. Seese performs COVID-19 restricted ceremony for Emily & Michael while Holly looks on.
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Rachel debuts on our piano
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Carl plays Santa for Bastian and Victor
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Rev. Charlie and Gail Davis visit our Fellowship
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Sarah Brichford is part of the Delco Brass. Dec. 2018 at Delphi/Aptive
Volunteer Sarah Brichford working with Alex McKinney at the Literacy Coalition of Kokomo December 18, 2017. -- Tim Bath , Kokomo Tribune
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Don Carte and Holly Slabach tied the knot on Sunday, Nov. 19, 2017.
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Committees
The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Kokomo is a cooperative endeavor, and we need you to help us be successful! Join one of our committees, including the Sunday Programs, Building and Grounds, or Social Justice, and find yourself among friends!
The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Kokomo is a cooperative endeavor, and we need you to help us be successful! Join one of our committees, including the Sunday Programs, Building and Grounds, or Social Justice, and find yourself among friends!
Joys and Concerns
At the beginning of our service, we take time to share what is making us happy, and what we are concerned about. Those that wish are allowed to light a candle and express their joys or concerns. Our minister, Beverly Seese, is shown participating in this part of our service.
At the beginning of our service, we take time to share what is making us happy, and what we are concerned about. Those that wish are allowed to light a candle and express their joys or concerns. Our minister, Beverly Seese, is shown participating in this part of our service.
Intergenerational Ingathering and Water Communion Service
During our summer break, members of our fellowship collect small samples of water during their travels. At our water ceremony in September, we pour our collected water into a common vessel and share our stories about the location the water came from. Combining the water is symbolic of our joining together again.
During our summer break, members of our fellowship collect small samples of water during their travels. At our water ceremony in September, we pour our collected water into a common vessel and share our stories about the location the water came from. Combining the water is symbolic of our joining together again.