Services

Thank You For Your Service?

US Army Veteran and UUFSM friend Tim White offers thoughts about Veteran’s Day traditions.

El Dia de los Muertos

Day of the Dead, with Service Leader Corrine Stubbs.  This celebration is to help us remember our ancestors and loved ones who have died. All are invited to bring a photo or memento of those you wish to remember.

Superstition

What Keeps Grounded and Grounds Us? Members Kelsey Bush will take a look at things that make us feel safe, and other things that prevent us from moving forward.

Yom Kippur/Starting Clean

UUFSM friend Nancy Gould provides insights about the Jewish holiday season and the meaning it may hold for us all.

Humility

It’s been said that what defines us is how well we rise after falling. Join us for an exploratory discussion on humility and  taking  steps to rise back up. Service Leader: Jess Jolly

Blessing the New Space

Today we will celebrate our first service in our new location!  Together we will bless the space and make it our spiritual home.  Members and friends will offer readings, meditations, and musical selections.

Annual Labor Day Picnic

Brief Worship Service and Pot Luck NOTE THE NEW TIME! SERVICES BEGIN AT 10:00 FOR THE NEW CHURCH YEAR. We will kick off our regular church year with our annual labor day picnic after Sunday’s worship Service at the HRC. Our potluck picnic has been, for many years, a way for members and friends to … Continued

Coffee Hour Chats

Summer Discussion Series In this wrap-up of our summer discussion series, we’ll delve a little into Unitarian Universalist history and do some light-hearted role playing to flesh out our “elevator speeches/coffee hour chats.” We’ll try to build confidence for answering questions others may pose to us about Unitarian Universalism.

Principles as Pillars

Summer Discussion Series The discussion now shifts from the six sources of Unitarian Universalism to the Seven Principles from the UUA Bylaws. “We, the member congregations of the Unitarian Universalist Association, covenant to affirm and promote…” As individual members and friends of UUFSM, how do we describe Unitarian Universalism to other folks? We’ll share our … Continued