The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Statesboro celebrated their new home Sunday with an emotional dedication service amid hopes of spreading “more love, justice and peace.” The Rev. Jane A. Page, minister for the Fellowship, called the event “interfaith and multicultural” as the local congregation was joined by Unitarian Universalist clergy from other parts of the country, various religious leaders from Statesboro, members of the Magnolia Missionary Baptist Church Choir and other community guests. Located at the intersection of Cypress Lake and the Veterans Memorial Parkway bypass, the Unitarian Fellowship’s new home is a green, freshly-painted, former body shop.