Unitarian Universalist Women's Federation
The Unitarian Universalist Women’s Federation of the Brazos Valley
The UUWF of the Brazos Valley is an organization that advances justice for women and promotes the spiritual, social and educational life of its members. It strives to be an ever increasing force for good in our community. The UUWF of BV has been an active part of the UUCBV church since March 1, 1989.
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If you are looking for a meaningful way to unite with UU women, join us. Membership in UUWF is not required to participate in the group's programming, but payment of $10 annual membership dues makes your membership official and supports the group's ongoing activities. If you’re not on the email list for UUWF communications and would like to be added, contact Nancy Deer (admin@brazos-uu.org) and she will pass along your request to UUWF leadership.
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Meetings are held on the third Sunday of each month following the worship service at noon.
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As an organization, the UUWF supports its mission to advance social justice for women by supporting Habitat for Humanity, Family Promise, Hope’s Locker, and the Brazos Valley Food Bank to mention a few.
The annual spring retreat to Camp Allen in Navasota, Texas is a highlight of the year. Women gather on a Friday evening and enjoy a weekend of fellowship, fun, food and a program that never disappoints.
