Established in 1992, the Green Bay Area Unitarian Universalist Fellowship first began meeting in the cafeteria of AMS. The insurance company had been located in the former Regency Center on the 400 block of Main Street near downtown Green Bay. Soon after, the fellowship began renting space at the YWCA dance studio where services were held for many years. We have since leased or rented space at three additional locations before purchasing our permanent home in early 2017. Twenty five years later, we once again find ourselves back on Main Street, this time at the edge of the Arts District.

The former 1313 Main Street Fox Valley Credit Union has been transformed to a vibrant environment for spiritual growth. Inspired by nature, an inviting sanctuary is now located where teller counters and desks once stood.

In June, 2021 GBAUUF formed the NEW UU Consortium together with Open Circle of Fond du Lac and The Point Fellowship in Stevens Point. Under the leadership of our shared minister, Rev. Jim Coakley, we offer in-person and virtual services. Read more about the Consortium in this article from UU World.

In late spring of 2023 the fellowship planted an urban food forest, native plants and vegetable gardens. The goal of this project is to make the land work for the planet and provide food for the community with the intended audience of neighborhood residents and local food pantries.

The Green Bay Area Unitarian Universalist Fellowship is a welcoming congregation and member of the national Unitarian Universalist Association. Locally, we support JOSHUA (Justice Organization Sharing Hope and United for Action) and have participated in the annual Pride Alive festival held in summer. Members are also active in sustainability and other community initiatives.

Become a part of our history. All are welcome. Join us!