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Our fellowship is striving to reduce its ecological footprint and give life to the seventh Unitarian Universalist principle: Respect for the interdependent web of all existence of which we are a part. Thinking about the future of our planet evolves naturally into concern for the future of our youth. They will inherit a stronger web of life only if adults start changing patterns of affluence and effluence. Our youth will learn life-long habits of conservation by watching what we do. So, to motivate us towards sustainability … Ministerial Search Committee announces Neal Anderson as UUFNN Minister Candidate!Dear Leadership of UUFNN,
Check out our new Visitors' website at www.NevadaUnitarians.org. This new site makes it easy for potential visitors to get the information they need about the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Northern Nevada and about our Unitarian Universalist denomination. Give it a try and see what you think! Members, friends, and guests find a welcoming congregation and campus - highly accessible to those with physical challenges. Our one-level worship center is designed for accessibility (no stairs), with ramps, railings, and accessible drinking fountains accommodating those with physical disabilities. We also offer assistive listening systems (hearing assistance headsets), large print format orders of service, a Braille hymnal, and comfortable seating. Our seating is movable, so people using wheelchairs may sit in a location of their choice. Our buildings also provide handicapped-accessible restroom facilities. Many of the pages on this website require the Adobe Reader. If you do not already have it, you can download Adobe Reader from www.adobe.com. |



