ONLINE ONLY – Mid-year meeting will be on Jan. 28th
On this Sunday preceding Martin Luther King Jr. Day, and honoring our January theme of Liberating Love, we will explore both what Rev. Dr. King said about a “love ethic” and how that relates to Unitarian … read more.
Our Christmas Eve worship will be a “lessons and carols” style service with the Christmas story and Christmas carols, and a message about what that story has to tell us in this era.
12 24 23 – OOS Christmas Eve Service
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Come enjoy a service of readings, singing, and candlelight as we mark the winter solstice, the longest night of the year, and celebrate the gifts of darkness and of returning light.
Click this link to join the service: https://zoom.us/j/99358411229?pwd=eGU2RUNiS0lFNjdyZlFMOVZITEhCdz09. Contact Worship Tech Kat Clements at … read more.
In the Christian calendar, this Sunday is the second Sunday of Advent, leading up to the birth of Christ. In this season of waiting, how might we prepare ourselves to welcome Love more fully into our midst?
The upcoming holiday season, while festive for many, can be a time of sorrow or struggle for others, for a variety of reasons. Some have lost loved ones, or had relationships end. Some are struggling financially, or with addiction. If for any reason, this holiday … read more.
This Sunday we will both celebrate our annual Bread Communion, and kick off the Unitarian Universalist Service Committee’s Guest at Your Table program for the holiday season. We’ll practice acts of generosity toward each other, and extend our generosity to the wider world.
As we move from the October theme of Heritage to the November theme of Generosity, we will think about both the legacies of many kinds we have received, and those we might choose to leave for others. How might our generosity benefit not only those … read more.
In keeping with the October Soul Matters theme of Heritage, Rev. Diana will share some of her favorite stories from our faith tradition’s history.
Join us after the service for in-person hospitality downstairs in the Fellowship Hall. Children’s programs (Nursery and Children’s Chapel) are up and … read more.
This is the Sunday closest to National Coming Out Day (October 11) and we are very fortunate to have the Ovation choir providing much of the music for this service. We will celebrate the beauty and worth of all people, with a special focus on … read more.
How do we invite others to join our circle of belonging here at UUFM? How do we expand our sense of who might be a part of the “we” that is our congregation? We’ll explore this aspect of our monthly theme of Welcome.
Rev. Diana officiating; … read more.
