Upcoming Sundays
This Sunday, December 7:
Service at 10:30 am
Many of us have spent our lives growing up with prayers for healing, comments of wishes for bodily restoration, and a rejection of limitations. Sometimes these are welcomed, and sometimes they are rooted in ableism. Disability is the only marginalized community that anyone can suddenly become a part of at any time. Join us this Sunday as we discuss what a disability inclusive theology looks like. We will explore stories of ancient disabled prophets and ways that we can see the divine reflected in bodies and minds living with disabilities. We will envision how, as faith communities, we can increase our awareness and care for community members with disabilities in our everyday lives. After all, we are all either disabled or temporarily-not-disabled.
Sermon by Dr. Laura McGuire
Sermon by Dr. Laura McGuire
Children's Program at 10:30 am:
The children begin their Sunday in Friendship Hall with their families. After the opening hymn and chalice lighting they are sung off to the Egret room for supervised play with toys, books, crayons etc.
Read more about our Youth Religious Education program...
Read more about our Youth Religious Education program...
Coffee and Conversations at 11:30 am:
Enjoy coffee and other refreshments as you converse with old friends and make new ones.
Please note that all members are invited to stay after our coffee social time and hear what your UUFF Congregational Leadership Committee is discussing, and how you can be a part of our many needs and goals. Contact office for the zoom link.
Please note that all members are invited to stay after our coffee social time and hear what your UUFF Congregational Leadership Committee is discussing, and how you can be a part of our many needs and goals. Contact office for the zoom link.
December 14:
In the final sermon of Dr. Laura McGuire's ministerial internship, let us gather together to celebrate all that has been and all that has yet to come. We will also be embracing the newest life to enter our congregation with a baby welcoming ceremony! Join us as we reflect on the beauty of endings and beginnings, and embrace the cycle of change.
Sermon by Dr. Laura McGuire
In the final sermon of Dr. Laura McGuire's ministerial internship, let us gather together to celebrate all that has been and all that has yet to come. We will also be embracing the newest life to enter our congregation with a baby welcoming ceremony! Join us as we reflect on the beauty of endings and beginnings, and embrace the cycle of change.
Sermon by Dr. Laura McGuire
December 21:
Christmas Music Program with Stephen Downen Our former music director, Stephen Downen, returns to provide a musical service featuring the sounds of the season. Stephen Downen served as our musical director for 10 years. He is a graduate of Stetson University. |
Stephen Downen
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December 28:
Spirituality Today
Finding Clarity and Connection
in a Restless World
Spirituality Today
Finding Clarity and Connection
in a Restless World
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Many people seek meaning that feels grounded and practical. My Spirituality Today column has explored this pursuit through monthly themes and weekly reflections that connect with people from diverse backgrounds. This final Sunday of the year provides an opportunity to examine what these themes revealed about resilience, compassion, hope, and renewal. The column grew from simple stories and authentic experiences, and those same ideas guide the sermons planned for UUFF in 2026. Long-standing members, younger seekers, lifelong explorers, and those without a formal tradition will find a place in this journey. Discover how spirituality today—not in some distant, perfected future, but right here, right now—can offer meaning, connection, and purpose in your daily life. Let’s begin the new year with clear intention and a renewed commitment to one another.
Sermon by Rev. Dr. Scott Tilley Our speaker is a Professor Emeritus at the Florida Institute of Technology, president of the Center for Technology & Society, president of Big Data Florida, president of Precious Publishing, and a Space Coast Writers’ Guild Fellow. He writes the weekly “Spirituality Today” column in Florida Today. His recent books include Norman (2025), Advent Poetry (2024), Systems Analysis & Design (2024), and Poems of the Moment (2023). He holds a Ph.D. in computer science from the University of Victoria. Contact him at [email protected]. Read more at https://spiritualitytoday.substack.com |
Scott Tilley
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January 4
Sermon by Linnea Nelson
January 11
Sermon by Willie Billingslea
January 18
Sermon by Dr Yanek Mieczkowski
January 25
Sermon by Rev. Dr Scott Tilley
Sermon by Linnea Nelson
January 11
Sermon by Willie Billingslea
January 18
Sermon by Dr Yanek Mieczkowski
January 25
Sermon by Rev. Dr Scott Tilley
February 1
Rev. Lynn Ungar
February 8
Mara Bellaby, Editor-in-chief, Florida Today
February 15
Dr. Valerie Tarico
February 22
Rev. Dr Scott Tilley
Rev. Lynn Ungar
February 8
Mara Bellaby, Editor-in-chief, Florida Today
February 15
Dr. Valerie Tarico
February 22
Rev. Dr Scott Tilley
March 1
Rev. Claudia Jimenez
March 8
Rev. Elaine Silver - Music Service
March 15
Rider Ridgeway
Brevard County Environmentally Endangered Lands (EELS) Program
March 22
Rev. Dr Scott Tilley
March 29
Rev. Dr Scott Tilley
Rev. Claudia Jimenez
March 8
Rev. Elaine Silver - Music Service
March 15
Rider Ridgeway
Brevard County Environmentally Endangered Lands (EELS) Program
March 22
Rev. Dr Scott Tilley
March 29
Rev. Dr Scott Tilley
Closed Captioning of Zoom is Available
If closed captions would help you access our Zoom meetings, you can enable this feature for yourself. Anyone can have this feature, free. Just go to
https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/207279736-Closed-captioning-and-live-transcription
to learn more. We hope this will increase accessibility and participation in Zoom meetings.
If closed captions would help you access our Zoom meetings, you can enable this feature for yourself. Anyone can have this feature, free. Just go to
https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/207279736-Closed-captioning-and-live-transcription
to learn more. We hope this will increase accessibility and participation in Zoom meetings.