Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of DeKalb

In addition to the regular Sunday services (which I don’t attend), they have movie nights, eating groups, fair trade craft fairs, etc. in addition to regular «deepening» groups, which is a group of folks meeting with a common interest for a couple of hours for X weeks. I participated in a group that explored food traditions of different religions, culminating in a seder with appropriately PC language.
They have probably the smallest kitchen I’ve ever seen in a church (the place is a converted Elks club), a decent sized sanctuary, a small library collection of religious themed books, a multipurpose room and childcare rooms. The people are welcoming and the minister is good with names. Like most UU churches there are plenty of opportunities for social action.
UU churches tend to be very rational or very touchy-​feely; the vibe I get from this minister is more touchy-​feely.