On May 4, 2025, our Fellowship celebrates its 75th anniversary.
We invite you to join in the events and activities scheduled during the month to commemorate the founding of our Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Centre County!
Visit this page regularly to check for updates and information related to the anniversary.
Time Capsule
A time capsule will be buried on May 4, 2025, containing various memorabilia, a chalice, and fun bios of members and friends that our UUFCC in the future can learn about. Submit your fun bio sheet to be included in the time capsule! Print this page, fill it out, and give it to the office or to Rev. Tracy Sprowls. You may also pick up a printed sheet after Sunday Service, or request one during office hours.
My UUFCC Story
The Our UUFCC Stories binder has pages from 15 people so far, and it’s growing! These current members first came to the Fellowship as long ago as 1960 and as recently as 2022. You can read about them the next time you’re at the Fellowship! Each of us is an important “page” in our Fellowship’s story. So please complete this fun and easy form by answering up to seven questions, such as when you first attended, your activities and favorite memories and you’ll be added to the book. Please contact Sarah Diaz if you’d like to participate or want more information!
75th Anniversary Events
“Connections” Storytelling and Dessert Potluck
Doors open at 6:30pm. Storytelling starts at 7pm. Enjoy an evening of true, personal short stories and music from friends modeled after NPR’s, The Moth Radio Hour. Share your favorite memories over dessert afterward. Register for childcare by Sunday, April 27th.
Founders Day Service
Three very special guests will join our inter-generational celebration as we recognize past leaders. Stay for the after-party, time capsule, Jabebo Charms, building walk, tree planting, scavenger hunt, kid activities, henna, and community art project. It wouldn’t be a party without a delicious potluck lunch and cake, of course!
An exciting excursion to the Priestley house in PA, accompanied by food, drink, and musical instruments. The Priestley Chapel is our main site. It is well maintained. We have rented it for the day, so we have parking and a place for picnicking on the lot next door, a place to sit and listen to whoever chooses to play music or recite poetry.
Our History
Learn about our history…coming soon.