Visitors of all ages are welcome at The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Beaufort. We meet at 10 AM most Sunday mornings at 178 Sams Point Rd, Lady's Island, South Carolina.

As you drive in you will see that we have two buildings on our campus. Sunday services and youth programs are held in the front building.

There is plenty of parking on our beautiful wooded grounds. If you are able, please park in back of the rear building and enjoy the shaded walk.

If you would like to take advantage of handicapped parking please use the "reserved" spaces to the side of the front building.
At the door of the front building you will be greeted and invited to sign your name on the clipboard for visitors before you go inside to the Welcome credenza.

There are name tags to fill out and brochures about our denomination and fellowship which you are welcome to pick up. We encourage you to fill out a visitor information card so that you can be added to our email list.

Stop for an Order of Service as you enter the service.

In the back of main room is the volunteer table where you can find out about activities in the Fellowship.

The service begins with musical prelude.

Children are welcome at UUFB. We currently offer 2 classes: supervised play for those under 5 years old and religious education for those in elementary school.

All children the first part of the worship service with their parents. They are invited forward for the children's story and afterwords go to their class.

Parents are always welcome to attend religious education (RE) classes with their children.

Our service begins with a greeting given by a member of our congregation. Reverend Nan White is in the pulpit twice monthly. Other Sundays we have guest speakers.

Visitors are encouraged to attend several services as each one is different. Speakers have interesting perspectives on a wide range of topics.

We have music every week with a pianist or guest musicians. We have a choir that sings several times a year. Musicians and singers are welcome.


The focus of the room is the Centering table which holds our chalice and other decorations. A candle is lit each week for the women and men who serve in the armed forces. Part of our service is the time for members to share Joys and Sorrows by placing a shell next to the light.

Following the service at about 11:15 we gather in the lobby and front porch for social time with coffee and snacks. Come grow with us!