Berkeley Fellowship of Unitarian Universalists' Hall

BFUU is a dynamic Unitarian Universalist congregation that plays an important role as a progressive spiritual community in the heart of Berkeley. The Fellowship enriches the life of the surrounding community as a much-used and much-loved venue for social justice and cultural programs.

Our Sunday services begin at 10:30am and usually run until 11:45am. The services are co-led by our Consulting Minister and lay leaders. We welcome a wide range of outstanding speakers to our pulpit on Sundays, including seminarians and clergy from various traditions and scholars and activists from many fields.

Plan to stay for coffee or tea afterward to talk to those who also choose a liberal religious denomination as their spiritual home. You may even want to stay for a light lunch with us. First-time visitors are invited to share a meal with us as our gift to you. We provide nourishing lunches for many people in our community who are on limited budgets. Sit down with us over a meal and find out more about how you can be fed by the work and love of this congregation.

We are committed to welcoming all people, regardless of race, sexual identity, economic status, age, or religious belief. We have a history of welcoming people from all walks of life, and many have found here friendship, community and a spiritual home.