What is UUYAN?

Meeting times/Calendar of Activities

During the year, we meet roughly twice a week:

Thursday evenings at 6:30, we have traditionally met in the Tate Center on the University of Georgia campus.  This fall, we are meeting at the Presbyterian Center on Lumpkin Street (which has comfier chairs), through the generosity of the folks there. If you have questions about the exact meeting location, check at the information desk at the Tate Center.

Sundays following the service at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Athens, we often meet for lunch.  The last Sunday of every month is designated as the "Free Lunch Bunch" -- come and join us for conversation and free food!

GrUUp Organization
The UUYAN is two groups in one!  We are a University of Georgia student group, and a Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Athens group.

What do Unitarian Universalists believe?

The multi-million dollar question.  Chances are, no two UUs would answer this question the same way!  Although Unitarianism and Universalism both sprang out of Christianity, UUism today includes a far broader spectrum of beliefs.  Unitarian Universalists acknowledge seven guiding principles. If you are any of the following, UUism may appeal to you: Humanist, Existentialist, Taoist, Agnostic, Atheist, Buddhist, Bah'ai, Pagan, Humanistic Jew, Liberal Christian, Ethical Culturalist, Liberal Muslim, Environmentalist, Anti-Religionist Skeptic, Marxist, Non-Believer, Make-Believer. We welcome people following all paths!

For more information on Unitarian Universalism, see the UUA homepage and the Mid-South District's homepage.

The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Athens

The UUFA is located at 780 Timothy Road.  Services are at 11:00 am every Sunday -- they usually end around noon.  Call (706) 546-7914 for more information.

Contacts at the UUYAN
Listservs, newsletters, free publications

UUYAN groups elsewhere