Weekly Sunday Program Schedule
Each Sunday, the Eureka Unitarian Universalist Fellowship (EUUF) centers the weekly Sunday Service (11:00 am - Noon) around a guest speaker who shares our 7 principles.
Whoever you are, whatever your skin color, whomever you love, whatever your gifts and abilities and wherever you are on your spiritual journey, we welcome you at our Fellowship. We're located at 17 Elk Street, Eureka Springs, AR.
Here's what's coming up ...
Sunday, August 31 2025
Workplace Wipeout!!!
Check your inbox for the google survey coming soon. Ginger Johnson is collecting your job-related stories to share for this Jeopardy game show-inspired service planned in honor of Labor
Children's Program: Students will discuss what a “job” is and what they may like to do someday. We will read “When I Grow
Sunday, September 7, 2025
Water Communion
“The Water Communion: Symbol of our Shared Faith from Many Sources.” This lovely UU service, first introduced in 1980. Cris Yackle leads us in our annual Water Communion, as members bring a small sample of water from a special place in our life. We will combine them with water from previous ceremonies and consider how this mixture represents our own UU Fellowship as a special place in our collective spiritual life.
3rd UU Principle: Acceptance of one another and encouragement to spiritual growth in our congregation.
To learn more about a Water Communion click here.
Sunday, September 14, 2025
Fall Gardening with Jennifer Boardman
Each second Sunday we hold our monthly Potluck. Bring what you can - or come to enjoy the food and fellowship. U2U Chair Michelle McDonald and Master Gardener Jennifer Boardman discuss fall plantings focusing on native perennials, especially daffodils and painted ladies. Bring some of your own bulbs to donate to the beautification project at the Eureka Springs Cemetery.
7th UU Principle: Respect for the interdependent web of all existence of which we are a part.
Sunday, September 21, 2025
“The Summer I Raised 300 Monarch Butterflies."
Mark Hughes provides a step-by-step guide for reversing the extinction of the Monarch Butterfly. Since 2015 his home hatchery has nurtured and released thousands of Monarchs into the wild each summer. Find out how you, too, can join in this conservation effort.
7th UU Principle: Respect for the interdependent web of all existence of which we are a part.
Sunday, September 28, 2025
How to cope with the mess we're facing?
How to go forth in an uncertain world? Shiloh Grace presents the concept of Active Hope, which shifts despair to action, allowing adaptive resilience in service to life.
2nd UU Principle: Justice, equity and compassion in human relations.
Past Speakers
Unitarian Universalist Members - (Sunday, August 17, 2025)
Our Eureka Unitarian Universalist Fellowship is a beacon for liberal free-thinkers coming together from a variety of religious backgrounds to explore religious and spiritual growth without regard to creed, race, age, gender, or sexual orientation. What unites us is that we are focused on what really matters - integrity, hope, love, justice. We are engaged in making the world a better place and we show up to answer the call for social justice.
On this Sunday, three Unitarian Universalists members shared their divergent and fascinating spiritual journeys - a methodist, an atheist and a spiritualist. The service played witness to the philosophical and spiritual diversity of the EUUF community and how each embrace the 7 UU principles that uphold our core values.
Whoever you are, whatever your skin color, whomever you love, whatever your gifts and abilities, we welcome you at our Fellowship.
Children's Program: Students discussed the importance of telling the truth. Our story and craft was replaced by students acting out the famous parable, “The Boy Who Cried Wolf” and creating their own version.
Crescent Dragonwagon (Sunday, August 10, 2025)
This Era has our Name on it: How do we grow resilience, while resisting?
It was a full house at EUUF as Crescent Dragonwagon, founder of Eureka Springs Writers' Colony at Dairy Hollow inspired attendees to take action in these difficult times. She shared her creative, practical and strategic approaches to working (despite anxiety and the daily onslaught of outrageous horribleness), for justice, freedom & democracy’s defense. ESI's Matthew Nagy covered Crescent's presentation. Check it out here "Land in our Hands."
Faith Cleveland (Sunday, August 3, 2025)
Long-time Eureka Springs resident, Faith Cleveland discussed her journey
through grief after the loss of her husband, and the powerful role support groups can play in healing.
Children's Program: Students discussed what it’s like to lose something or someone important. They read “In a Jar” by Deborah Marcano. The craft was filling jars with cool found items inside and outside of UU.
Dawn Groover, Braver Angels (Sunday, July 27, 2025)
Braver Angels is a citizens’ organization uniting red and blue Americans in a working alliance to depolarize America. Local coordinator, Dawn Groover discussed ways each of us can help unify America, find common ground, and develop civil conversations. Free monthly workshops are held the 4th Sunday of every month from 2 - 3:30 pm at the Eureka Springs Community Center. Visit BraverAngels.org to learn more.