About our Congregation
We are a Unitarian Universalist Association member congregation.
We are a "family size church" with about 25 members and a number of friends who attend regularly. Our small size allows everyone to get to know each other easily. It also means that individual participation has a large impact on the success of programs. On many occasions an idea expressed can be turned into a new program or special service based on the interest it generates.
We are a "family size church" with about 25 members and a number of friends who attend regularly. Our small size allows everyone to get to know each other easily. It also means that individual participation has a large impact on the success of programs. On many occasions an idea expressed can be turned into a new program or special service based on the interest it generates.
Our Minister
Rev. Karyn Bergmann Marsh has been a Unitarian Universalist for over 30 years. In addition to serving the Unitarian Universalists of Fallston, Rev. Marsh is a chaplain at several hospitals in Baltimore, MD. Prior to serving UUF, she was the affiliated community minister at Towson Unitarian Universalist Church (TUUC) and a ministerial intern at All Souls Unitarian Church of Tulsa. She graduated from Starr King School for the Ministry in May 2020, was granted preliminary fellowship by the Unitarian Universalist Association in April 2021, and ordained by TUUC in May 2022. Before answering the call of ministry, Rev. Marsh was an active lay leader of TUUC and worked first as an environmental scientist and then as an environmental attorney.
Sunday Services
Sunday Services are at 11am.
From mid-March of 2020 through the end of June in 2021, the church was not open, but we had weekly services using Zoom. Beginning in July 2021, we have had weekly Sunday services at the church that have continued to be available on Zoom. Please contact us for the Zoom connection information.
Our regular service schedule is from the first Sunday after Labor Day through the second week of June.
Sunday services begin with all ages together. Children remain in the service for an opening meditation, a hymn, and a story before processing to their Religious Education class.
Our summer Sunday service schedule begins the third Sunday of June to Labor Day. Our summer program of lay led services provides a wide variety of experiences which have typically included musical meditations, interesting discussion topics, and other types of presentations. During the summer we do not have Child Care or Sunday School classes.
Sermon topics can be found at our Calendar page.
From mid-March of 2020 through the end of June in 2021, the church was not open, but we had weekly services using Zoom. Beginning in July 2021, we have had weekly Sunday services at the church that have continued to be available on Zoom. Please contact us for the Zoom connection information.
Our regular service schedule is from the first Sunday after Labor Day through the second week of June.
Sunday services begin with all ages together. Children remain in the service for an opening meditation, a hymn, and a story before processing to their Religious Education class.
Our summer Sunday service schedule begins the third Sunday of June to Labor Day. Our summer program of lay led services provides a wide variety of experiences which have typically included musical meditations, interesting discussion topics, and other types of presentations. During the summer we do not have Child Care or Sunday School classes.
Sermon topics can be found at our Calendar page.
Sunday School
Currently, we have a very small Sunday School. Parents help prepare a Religious Education Program for Children and Youth and match the curricula to accommodate our small size and age differences among the young people . This is an opportunity for all parents to be involved in the religious education of their children.
Our elementary Religious Education class is a one-room schoolhouse for children ages 5 to 12. "The elementary class is led by volunteers (both parents and non-parents), using curricula focused on UU values."
Childcare is available for the youngest children during the regular program year. Teens meet occasionally in the evening for a program of interfaith study and service.
Our elementary Religious Education class is a one-room schoolhouse for children ages 5 to 12. "The elementary class is led by volunteers (both parents and non-parents), using curricula focused on UU values."
Childcare is available for the youngest children during the regular program year. Teens meet occasionally in the evening for a program of interfaith study and service.