The Facilities Committee helps care for and maintain UUCF’s building and grounds so our congregation has a safe, welcoming, and functional space for worship, community, and outreach. The committee organizes routine maintenance, coordinates repairs and improvements, and works with volunteers on seasonal projects like landscaping or special clean-up days. Their efforts ensure that UUCF’s physical space reflects our values of stewardship, hospitality, and sustainability.

The Welcoming Committee plays a vital role in ensuring new visitors and members feel embraced and integrated into the UUCF community. This committee organizes greeters for Sunday services, distributes welcome packets, and coordinates with other groups to support new member orientation and inclusion. It organizes special events -- UUCF's PrideFest booth, Drag Story Hours, brunches with guest speakers, and adult education courses -- and facilitates partnerships with other organizations in our community and social justice networks across the state. It ensures our congregation fulfills the UUA's Five Practices of Welcome Renewal each year for LGBTQIA+ inclusion, and keeps the congregation updated on current social justice action opportunities. The Welcome Committee helps sustain a culture of hospitality and openness in alignment with UU principles.

The Sunday Services Committee is responsible for planning and coordinating weekly Sunday services at UUCF. This includes planning for the year (themes, holidays, special events), scheduling both paid and volunteer speakers, and working collaboratively with musicians, Information Services Committee and volunteers. In 2024, the committee adopted the Soul Matters curriculum and added new traditions such as a welcome song, a children's song, and a closing song. The committee hired eight speakers and welcomed fifteen volunteers, aiming to build spiritual, thought-provoking and meaningful services throughout the year.