Rev. Amy Carol Webb

“Ministry is at its depth a continuing conversation among our authentic, imperfect selves within the shelter of compassion, joy and faith that we may heed the call to be transformed and transform our world.”

Recent Sermons and Reflections

A collection of Sunday service reflections from lay leaders and guest speakers.

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Our kids discover their faith and spirituality with
open minds, open hands, and open hearts.

Check out our programs for all ages in our
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Welcoming

We are a Welcoming Congregation.

Celebrating families of all kinds, the welcoming congregation
program is an awareness program for congregations
seeking to insure they are inclusive towards gay, lesbian, bisexual,
and transgender (GLBT) people. Learn More

This Month's Services

Sept 2: But, They Take Our Jobs: A Reflection on Labor Day (Kathy Jens-Rochow)

Sept 9: The River of Grass Musicians

Sept 16: Welcome Back & Water Communion Sunday (Rev. Amy Carol Webb)

Sept. 23: The Overloaded Liberal (Marjorie Loring)

Sept. 30: John and Abigail Adams (Marylin Fermanich & David McElroy)

We are a community of people of faith, dedicated to helping each other and the world in which we live.
We are committed to promoting the values of Unitarian Universalism as embodied in our Principles and Purposes. We are united in our conviction that we need not think alike to love alike, and we welcome diversity of opinion as well as in individual life experiences.

We are a community of individuals building an extended family.
We pledge to help each other lead lives of significance and fulfillment. We will strive to create a safe and loving haven for families and instill in our children an enduring understanding of their faith.

We are a community of seekers.
We are committed to provide a sanctuary in western Broward County where people can worship in an atmosphere of religious freedom, calm reflection and spiritual renewal. We invite others searching for a spiritual home to join us in the exploration of life's great mysteries and meaning.

What we teach our children: