Even today, there are ways to be “green.” First, staying healthy has much less impact on the environment than catching COVID19. Observe health precautions. Curbside goes on as usual. Styrofoam: […]

The Season of Extravagance With buds, blooms, and showers, April begins the season of Spring Extravagance, a time of transformation, a time of riotous colors, when Mother Nature wears her […]

Adult RE.: The Book Discussion Group meetings will be held in MacKinnon Hall Meeting 7:00 to 8:30 PM on 2nd and 4th Thursday Evenings each month. All are welcome! Next […]

On Saturday, January 6 UUFN will serve as a host location for a Grassroots Policy forum to be hosted by UUDAN, The Unitarian Universalist Delaware Advocacy Network.   A list of […]

Did you know that mealworms in the lab can degrade Polystyrene (PS) foam into usable organic matter at a rate of about 34-39 milligrams per day?  Until this method is […]

Save those poinsettias! They can be re-bloomed for years.  After they are done this year, cut back the stems to 4 to 6 inches long.  Keep indoors and water like […]

Lots of things to do with your natural/wood tree after the holidays: You can set it up in the backyard and hang goodies for birds on it.  People stuff peanut […]

School’s Back! UUFN Religious Education “We are Unitarian Universalists, a people with minds that think, hearts that love and hands that help.” Words like these are commonly recited when a […]

Saturday, September 30, 2017, at UUFN from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm The UUFN Social Justice Committee would like to invite you to join us for this inaugural event! The […]

  The Delaware March for Science and Our Earth will be held in Newark, Delaware on April 22, 2017. This March is a satellite march for the March for Science being […]