Exciting things are happening at UUFoM this year, and we’re looking for dedicated leaders to help guide our teams and committees! If you’re interested in making a difference, consider stepping into one of these leadership roles: Governance-Stewardship ChairMinistry-Engagement Chair-Worship Chair For more information or to express your interest, please contact Wendy at office@uufom.org. Your leadership can … Continue reading Leadership Opportunities at UUFoM
Public Radio is under attack! The Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) normally funnels congressionally appropriated money to local stations, but in 2025 Congress cancelled this funding. Additionally, as of January 5th, the CPB has voluntarily disbanded. According to Patricia Harrison, President and CEO of CPB, “…CPB’s final act would be to protect the integrity of … Continue reading Public Radio Bundling 2026
Dates:– Saturday, March 14, at 5:00 PM– Saturday, March 28, at 5:00 PM– Friday, April 10, at 6:00 PM Circle Suppers are a well-loved UUFoM tradition. These small, potluck-style dinners bring together members and friends in a relaxed setting. Suppers are hosted in congregants’ homes and are a way to build deeper connections and strengthen our … Continue reading Circle Dinners are Back – Pull Up a Chair!
Hi, all! Thank you for a very warm welcome back from my sabbatical! I return more centered, grounded and re-energized. For those who were unable to attend last Sunday’s vigil downtown, I wanted to share the invocation I shared there. It also appears as a letter to the editor in the Midland Daily News: Friends, we … Continue reading Minister Reflections – January 2026
Unitarian Universalism has a strong history of moral action for the greater good, of getting not only ourselves “right with God,” but our society, too. Join us in examining what “salvation by character” means, guided by some of our religious forebears. Led by Rev. Eric Severson.
Circle Dinners – Frequently Asked Questions What is a Circle Dinner? A Circle Dinner is a small, informal potluck dinner hosted in someone’s home. Each dinner brings together a “circle” of people—often a mix of members, newcomers, and visitors—so you can get to know others in a relaxed, social setting. Do I have to be … Continue reading Circle Dinner FAQs
by Sarah Nuss-Warren, President-ElectUUFoM installed solar panels in 2024, with the first energy credits available for June. Since installation, we have generated almost 12,000 kWh and earned over $1225 in credits toward our Consumers Energy bill. Estimated, this is about 78% of our electricity usage since the panels were installed, not including energy delivered as … Continue reading Solar Panel Update
Before we can resist injustice, we need to acknowledge our inherent worth and know where we stand. Join us for a fun intergenerational service on our shared Unitarian Universalist values. Led by Rev. Eric Severson and Sam Keeler.
A meditation on resistance and protest led by fellowship member Judith Hill.
For some facing SAD or a Blue Christmas, celebrating hope may make hope real. We’ll cast a ritual circle, invite the Shared Unitarian Universalist Values of love, justice, equity, transformation, pluralism, interdependence, generosity into our circle, and work our ritual magick for seeking peace for all in our world. Led by guest minister Rev. Dundzila.
