Groveland Unitarian Universalist Fellowship

I went here for the first time yesterday in order to hear a discussion about agnosticism. I’d seen an ad in the recent Highland Villager newspaper and was very curious since I’m exploring and examining my own views and beliefs at this time. Although I arrived a few minutes late, I was warmly greeted by someone at the door who directed me into the room where others were already gathered. I was a quiet observer to their practices. They had a most interesting and well spoken guest speaker presenting the topic who responded to some questions and comments from those in the small audience (there may have been about 20 – 25 people there). They offered coffee and some snacks. During the talk, people seemed quite comfortable getting up and walking to the rear of the room to refill their cup, or go to the restroom. People seemed to be attentive to and engaged with the speaker and they offered sincere and intelligent comments and questions at the end of the presentation. Seemed like these people were really paying attention. I really appreciate that.
From their website I learned that they offer a guest speaker and a new topic of discussion each week. They also take a summer break from their weekly gatherings.