Join us to investigate the Native American, Anishinaabe concept of the four hills of life, along with some related reflections. In addition to the four hills of life, we’ll look at some historical and current Native American topics. Jon Cleland-Host grew up here in Michigan, with a little native ancestry from nearby Bkejwanong. He’s been … Continue reading 10/12/2025 – The Four Hills of Life – Anishinaabe Wisdom
To help keep our shared spaces safe and welcoming for everyone, please avoid leaving personal items or any other items (other than coats) in the coatroom or outer office area. This space is not intended as drop-off locations, and any items left there will be discarded. Thank you for your help in keeping our fellowship organized … Continue reading Keeping Shared Spaces Clear
Every pledge is a foundation for what comes next. 2026 Stewardship Booklet2026 Stewardship Form2026 Proposed Budget Our 2026 Stewardship Campaign continues. As of this week, we have raised $146,310, which is 56% of our goal, with 36% of members submitting pledges. Thank you to everyone who has pledged so far! We are looking for full … Continue reading Building Our Future Together: Stewardship 2026
To help keep our shared spaces safe and welcoming for everyone, please avoid leaving personal items or any other items (other than coats) in the coatroom or outer office area. This space is not intended as drop-off locations, and any items left there will be discarded. Thank you for your help in keeping our fellowship organized … Continue reading Keeping Shared Spaces Clear
Rev. Eric Severson will begin his sabbatical on October 1 and return on January 1, 2026. In his recent column, he shared reflections on the past month and plans for the months ahead while he is away. During this time, our staff and lay leaders are ready to support the congregation. A list of leadership contacts, along with … Continue reading While Our Minister is on Sabbatical
Sunday, October 5, 12:00–2:00 PM Ancient Shores CUUPs invites you to join in for a Spiritual Swap, an event for sharing, exchanging, and passing along items that no longer serve you on your spiritual path. Bring books, herbs, crystals, card decks, magical tools, nature items, artistic creations, or any other spiritual treasures you’re ready to gift, swap, … Continue reading CUUPs Spiritual Swap
Stay after the service on Sunday, September 28 for a fun and tasty way to connect! UUFoM will host a Team & Committee Fair, where you can explore opportunities to get involved, meet the people behind our committees and teams, and learn how you can share your time and talents. We’ll provide the ice cream, … Continue reading Team & Committee Fair & Ice Cream Social
September 2025We are just days away from my October-December sabbatical. Staff and leaders are prepared, energy is up, Sunday attendance is good, and the stewardship campaign is off to a good start. We have spent September “building belonging” with our ingathering rituals and sharing meals, by discerning how to “meet the moment,” by illuminating Latino history … Continue reading Minister Reflections
Join us in exploring the history and vibrant culture of Hispanic customs and traditions with Christiana Malacara, a proud 4th-generation Mexican American, chair of LLEAD Saginaw (Latino Leaders for the Enhancement of Advocacy and Development), and host of PBS’ Somos Hispanos. Christiana will also share how LLEAD uses guiding initiatives to strengthen Latino representation. Led … Continue reading 09/21/2025 – Illuminating Latino History
What is a pledge? Each fall, UUFoM holds a stewardship campaign where members and friends make a financial commitment, called a pledge, to support our community in the coming year. Our 2026 Stewardship campaign runs from September–October 2025, but new members and anyone who missed the campaign are welcome to pledge at any time. Why … Continue reading Pledging FAQs
