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OBERLIN UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST FELLOWSHIP


12354 SR 58 (Masonic Temple)

Location *U* on Church Map of Oberlin


HISTORY

In the mid 1950's a group of college students formed a Unitarian Fellowship with Professor Warren Taylor as their advisor. Some local members of The Religious Society of Friends and local Unitarians soon joined this group and met together regularly for worship. The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Oberlin was recognized by the national association on May 25,1960. This was an active group that invited renowned speakers. A house at 92 Spring St. was bought and served as a church till it was sold in 1979. For a while the adults met in Wilder Hall on the college campus and a First Day school (Sunday School) for children was held in a room in the Co-op Bookstore. From 1987 to 1996 the Fellowship met in historic Grange Hall at 40-1/2 South Main St. It is a member of the Unitarian Universalist Association of Congregations in North America-Ohio-Meadville District.

MUSIC, AND THE PRESENT CONGREGATION

The present minister is the Rev. Mary Grigolia; Music Director is John Marshall and Choir Director is Barbara Michael. The hymnal used in services is Singing the Living Tradition, 1994. Favorite hymns/songs are "Morning has broken"; "Spirit of Life"; "Faith of the Larger Liberty"; and "Gather the Spirit".


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