Is Unitarian Universalism a faith where "anything goes?" Is UU an open smorgasbord? A sermon by Rev. William Ellery Channing in 1819 is a key marker in defining the ideas that we share. What does Channing’s Baltimore sermon and his subsequent life tell us about the issues and choices we face today?

San Gabriel is the name of this Fellowship, the river that runs through Georgetown, and the river valley many of us call home. This valley is also the ancestral homeland of the Tonkawa people, who called it Takachue Pouetsu: "the land of good water." Sacred Currents, our reimagined earth-centered gatherings, takes its name in honor of that living heritage, strengthening our connection to the river, the land, one another, and ourselves. Join us on Wednesday evenings! 6:30-7:30

What It Cost$ to Give At the request of a number of our members, we have recently added Venmo as a method of giving money to the Fellowship. A number of you have been taking advantage of this new payment method. However, while convenient, you should be aware that Venmo extracts a fee for every transaction because Venmo considers us a business, regardless of our being a church and 501c3 charitable organization. Venmo’s fee is 1.9% + $0.10 for each transaction. Here ar