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Welcome
Welcome
Big Sky Unitarian Universalist Fellowship is a liberal, lay-led congregation in the state’s capital committed to a free and responsible search for truth and meaning. We are a welcoming community of open-minded, spiritual people.
Our Purpose
Our Purpose
We unite to create and maintain a fellowship dedicated to freedom of religious thought, continuing search for truths, mutual respect for human relationships, and care and concern for our planet. We covenant to affirm and promote the Seven Principles and Shared Values of Unitarian Universalism.
Our Worship Services
Our Worship Services
Our services occur in the sanctuary at Plymouth Congregational Church, 400 South Oaks Street in Helena, Montana. Our services occur every Sunday from the first Sunday after Labor Day until Memorial Day. We convene at 11:30 AM except on the last Sunday of each month, where we gather at 4:30 PM to not only connect in worship but also share a delightful potluck dinner together. Childcare for infants and children to age 5 is available during services. Religious Education for children will be held after the Story for All Ages in Room 7.
We hope you will join us for a service,
either in person or via our YouTube channel.
Worship Services & Activities Schedules
Worship Services & Activities Schedules
The Big Sky Unitarian Universalist Fellowship Covenant
The Big Sky Unitarian Universalist Fellowship Covenant
We, the members of Big Sky Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, promise to:
Welcome all who come to us.
Respect diversity and accept our differences.
Commit to equity and justice.
Build trust through active listening and compassionate communication.
Make decisions collaboratively and democratically.
Approach conflict with curiosity and patience, remain in relationship, and respond to tension as an opportunity for individual and fellowship growth.
Support each other with loving kindness in times of joy and need.
Express gratitude for the contributions of all who serve our community.
Recognize that building our beloved community requires learning and practice.
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