Welcome to
Northern Hills Fellowship

Are you looking for a spiritual home . . .

• Where all persons are welcome?
• With a Religious Education program for your kids?
• Which encourages spiritual and intellectual growth?
• Where the interdependent web of life is respected?

You've just found one!

We are a Unitarian Universalist Church with a liberal religious tradition. We invite and welcome to our services all persons, irrespective of race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, disability, or faith.

The mission of Northern Hills Fellowship is to create a religious community that celebrates human diversity, encourages spiritual growth, fosters responsibility to our world community, and commits to the future of our children.

Northern Hills Fellowship is proud to be recognized as a "Welcoming Congregation" by the Unitarian Universalist Association. This designation means that we are a faith community that welcomes and celebrates the presence and participation of bisexual, gay, lesbian and transgender people.

Sunday June 22: “NHF’s Beloved Community” Rev. Bruce R. Russell-Jayne. We’ll hear about efforts to widen Northern Hills Fellowship’s beloved community thru a covenanting process sponsored by the Committee on Ministry and thru our fledgling small group ministry (Covenant Groups) program.

Sunday June 29: “Music and Words From The Heart.” Michael Borack. Our own Michael Borack and friends will share with us more of Michael’s music and life experiences. Join us for this “coffeehouse,” where the music flows during the service in the sanctuary and the coffee in the Quimby Room afterward.

SPECIAL SERVICES IN JULY
In July, NHF will be participating in Joint Worship Services with our UU friends here in Cincinnati. Our Sunday Services on July 6, July 13, July 20 and July 27 will be held at St. John's Unitarian Universalist Church and NOT at the NHF building on Fleming Road. Service time for these joint services will be 10:30AM.
St. John's UU Church is located at 320 Resor Avenue in Clifton. For specific directions, please visit www.stjohnsuu.org.
Parking at St. John's: There is now plenty of convenient parking available right behind St. John's in the newly resurfaced Fairview Elementary School lot. Entrance to the lot is off Clifton Avenue just south of Resor. A sidewalk leads from the lot directly to the back of St. John's

Sunday July 6 at 10:30am at St. John’s UU Church: “Peace Sunday: A Mennonite Tradition for UUs?” Rev. Frank Carpenter. Rev. Carpenter is the minister of St. John’s. This joint service will feature music by NHF’s Les Tacy.

Sunday July 13 at 10:30am at St. John’s UU Church: “Teachers and Guides on our Spiritual Journeys.” This service will be coordinated by Omope Daboiku from St. John’s and will feature a lay speaker from each of the three churches, including NHF’s Tom Lottman. Phillip Burkhead will be the musician.