We welcome and encourage a wide range of theological and secular beliefs and orientations. Besides Unitarian Universalists, there are agnostics, atheists, Buddhists, Christians, ethicists, Humanists, Jews, Native Americans and Quakers among our members and friends.

Sunday services are held year-round at 10 AM and consist of a thought-provoking message as well as music and readings. Optional discussion related to the message follows a coffee break.
The UUFDC is lay-led and offers a wide range of speakers and topics.
Religious Education for school-aged children is held concurrent with the service.

Jay Brickman, Friend of UUFDC and Rabbi emeritus of Congregation Sinai in suburban Milwaukee, will lead a nine-week course “The Study of the Five Books of Moses” Saturdays from 10-11:30 A.M. beginning July 11th. Brickman said participants will read passages then discuss what they meant at the time they were written as well as how they might apply to our contemporary living circumstances. He added the discussions will not center on any set theology.

There is no charge for this popular series and is open to the public. Participants are asked to BYOB-Bring Your Own Bible! No registration is required and participants are not asked to attend all sessions.

The Brickmans have a summer home in Baileys Harbor. He has taught a similar course in Milwaukee since 1955.