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Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of the Mendocino CoastMap - How to Find Us |
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The Mendocino UU Fellowship suspended regular Sunday services and activities as of August 2011.
We hope and plan for a renewed and Fellowship in the future. In the meantime, please contact Chris or Buffy Maple, (707) 937-1434, for further information and/or to share your interest in creating a new Fellowship.
Our former lay leader, Rick Childs, stepped aside to help allow a new Fellowship to come into being, with new energy and leadership. Rick will be happy to offer any assistance with any new UU endeavor and to be available to anyone who'd like spiritual assistance. His Spirituality Essays, written during his leadership tenure, are available on this website. Rick may be contacted at or at (707) 964-1722.
If you have a fast connection, click on MapQuest or Google Maps below. Both links will come up centered on the corner of School and Pine, in Mendocino. The "satellite" option in Google is spectacular, although not particularly useful for finding us.
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Directions to the Community Center: Turn west (towards the ocean) at Little Lake Street in Mendocino. (Little Lake St. is the exit off Highway 1 at the top of the hill with the traffic light.) Go one block west on Little Lake, past Friendship Baseball Park (green rectangle in the sketch map,) and turn left again (south) on School Street. Halfway down the block - just before the Community Center - is a parking lot. (Black square.) Park there, come into the Community Center. (Red square.) We meet in the last room in the back. See you there! |
| Here's the Community Center, so you know what you're looking for. The street signs in Mendocino suffer a bit sometimes. The restaurants are superb, the people are friendly, the climate is mild, the views are better than you'll get in 99% of the country, the combination of redwoods and sea coast is wonderful, the fishing is great, but the street signs suffer a bit, sometimes. It is a fair trade-off. |
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Questions about Unitarian Universalism? Ask Rick Childs,
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