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Religious
Education for children and Youth meets each Sunday during normal Sunday
Services. Children will meet with the congregation at 10:30, and move
to the classrooms during the offering.
Manatee Unitarian
Universalist Fellowship
www.uuofbradenton.org
322 15th St W
Bradenton, FL 34205-5917
(941) 746-0067
Thank you for visiting our website. Our Church office hours are Monday through Friday from 9am to 1pm. Please call (941)746-0067 for any additional information.
Join us for our first
annual Passover Family Seder, as tradition dictates, to be held on the second
night of Passover. Help celebrate the
release of the Israelites from Egyptian slavery and the hope of freedom from modern
slavery for all peoples around the world. The uplifting evening will begin with
the Passover ceremony, modified by Zed Kesner to suit our Unitarian
Universalist style while staying true to the concepts and purposes of the
occasion.
A meal is part of the ceremony.
Advanced, paid reservations are imperative.Deadline for reservations is Sunday, March
21. The cost is $12.00 per adult, $6.00 for children under 12 with a limit of
$30.00 per family, and no cost for the children who are participants.Guests are welcome, but because of limited
space, priority will be given to members.Call the office to make a reservation (941) 746-0067.Questions
or comments should be directed to Zed Kesner, 462-1156
We, the members of the Manatee Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, agree to strive to uphold the principles and purposes of the Unitarian Universalist Association of congregations; to help one another and the community; to continue to further an environment which welcomes and supports diverse values and beliefs; to promote love, reason, and freedom in religion; to endeavor to achieve lifelong spiritual and intellectual growth; and to act for social justice through the democratic process.