The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Fredericksburg
has experienced steady growth since its founding in 1956. 
There are over 150 adult members, and about 70 children 
in the Sunday School. 

Built in 1833, our building was originally home to the 
First Christian Church of Fredericksburg. During its long 
and varied history, it has served at times as a hospital, 
a warehouse, and a school, and was most recently used as 
the bingo hall for a fraternal lodge. Purchased by this 
Fellowship in 1984, it has been gradually renovated to keep 
up with the needs of our growing congregation. 

Today, however, we have reached another milestone in our history.
Our current Fellowship building is bursting at the seams and
we have purchased a site and are preparing for a Capital Campaign
for building funds to better serve our membership's needs today
and into tomorrow. 

Our Fellowship is committed to the democratic process, and 
responsibility for church decisions rests with the voting 
members. An elected Executive Board and a number of standing 
committees comprise the governing body of the congregation.

We are an honor society of the Unitarian
Universalist Association and are members of the Thomas
Jefferson District of the UUA, as well as the Interfaith Council, the
Food Bank, and the Church Shelter Board in Fredericksburg.



The Unitarian Universalist
Fellowship of Fredericksburg 

1115 Caroline Street / P.O. Box 663 /
Fredericksburg, Virginia 22404 / (540) 371-1304
Your comments/questions
are welcomed.