Our Alluvial Ave. Campus is open! We will be continuing with our Virtual Campus as well, holding services in our sanctuary and live-streaming them to Facebook and YouTube.
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february 2026
february 2026
Live on our Alluvial Ave Church Campus and our Online Church Campus
February 1 at 10:30 AM
"The Paradox of Change"
Rev. Tim Kutzmark
Change is inevitable, but change is hard. How do we ground ourselves if the ground keeps changing?
February 8 at 10:30 AM
"The Tide is Rising (and so are we)”
Rev. Tim Kutzmark
A Tibetan thangka is a portable scroll or painting used to guide meditation. Using the thangka in our sanctuary, we’ll explore climate change and the story of Avalokiteshvara, the Buddhist bodhisattva of compassion.
February 15 at 10:30 AM
“How I Find God”
Rev. Tim Kutzmark
Rev. Tim was recently asked about how he experiences God.
Today’s service and sermon will explore that question.
How do you connect to something larger than your own self?
February 22 at 10:30 AM
“Night Cries: The Spiritual Power of Owls”
A Service for All Ages
Rev. Tim Kutzmark
Owls captivate the imagination.
Come reflect on the spiritual significance of owls,
as they fill our nights with magnificence and mystery.
Past Services
Services from March 2020 - December 2025 are available on YouTube.
Audio sermons are available upon request by emailing our Administrative Assistant at aa@uufresno.org.
January 2026
January 2026
A Service for the New Year
Rev. Tim Kutzmark
Our holiday season concludes with our annual service of looking back and looking ahead. Come to remember and come to anticipate.
Rev. Tim Kutzmark
Having a vision is an antidote to despair.
Looking to the horizon keeps us
from getting stuck in the muck of the moment.
January 18 at 10:30 AM
“Where He Found Strength”
Annual Dr. Martin Luther King Sunday
Rev. Tim Kutzmark
Join us this Martin Luther King Weekend as we
explore the spirituality of Dr. King and lift up
the beliefs, practices, and music that
helped him “keep on keeping on.”
“The Art of Resistance: Literature and Film in Challenging Times”
Ruth Jenkins
Professor Emerita of English, CSU Fresno
& John Moses
Ret. Professor of Film and English, Fresno City College
During trying times, the importance of imaginative works cannot be overstated. Although art may seem escapist, creative works can meet the moment to offer alternative understanding, creative solutions, and models of resistance.
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