UUFSM will observe Ostara with a family-friendly multi-generational worship service. In the season of the Vernal Equinox, we see new life all around us. We gratefully welcome the Spring and the new warmth that the sun brings to us. Please see Congregation News for more information.

As we continue to explore March’s theme of Transformation, this week we will consider how giving, accepting, and receiving mercy can help transform our lives.  Please see Congregation News for more information.

We will share and discuss a recording of this recent sermon by by Rev. Daniel Kanter.  Please see Congregation News for more information.

This week’s service is led by Eva Miller and is anchored on the sermon “Beloved Community of Resistance,” by Rev. Gretchen Haley.  Please see Congregation News for more information.  

Sunday’s message by the Reverend Kaaren Anderson invites us on an inward journey into our deepest thoughts and feelings. Can we find ways to develop greater integrity and respect in our choices, intentions and actions? Please see Congregation News for more information.

Long time member Judy Osborn will give a talk about Imperfect Adaptations: Medicine and Evolution. Please see Congregation News for more information.

This week, we will celebrate the Jewish “birthday of the trees” with a Tu B’shevat Seder.  We will be led by Rabbi Gail Fisher, from congregation Sha’are Shalom in Waldorf.  Please see Congregation News for more information.

This week, we are considering the revised statement of values and covenants for the Unitarian Universalist Association and its member congregations. Please see Congregation News for more information.

UUFSM is proud to join UU congregations everywhere by participating in the Unitarian Universalist Service Committee Guest At Your Table program, with a worship service kick-off this Sunday. Our campaign runs from January 21, 2024, through February 11. Please see Congregation News for more information.

Our service this week will honor the life and legacy of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. This observance recognizes the ongoing fight for racial justice in this country and the role that Unitarian Universalism can play. Please see Congregation News for more information.