04/06/2025 – What is Joy to You?
Join us for a service celebrating joy through poetry, prose, and music led by many UUFoM members and friends.
Join us for a service celebrating joy through poetry, prose, and music led by many UUFoM members and friends.
Some of the youth of our fellowship have chosen the topic for this sermon/service won by Carol Cooper in last year’s auction. Join us for an all-ages service on the joy of animal companionship, the tragedy of animal cruelty, tying in Easter and Earth Day as best we can. Led by Rev. Eric and preceded … Continue reading 04/20/2025 – Fly! Be Free!
Each of us has our limits. What are they and why? How might we expand our awareness beyond the limits of tolerance to acceptance or even greater transformation? Led by Rev. Eric Severson.
When we fail to live up to our covenants, how do we restore them and regain trust? Led by Rev. Eric Severson.
In an age of “alternative facts,” false equivalencies, and a firehose of information, it can be hard to know what is normal anymore, or in what or whom to trust. Explore how we might discern between the transient and the permanent in our lives. Led by Rev. Eric Severson.
Trust begins with trusting oneself, one’s own gut. But to do that, we must know ourselves. Even if we do, we often make mistakes about our own or others’ intentions, needs, abilities, or impacts. Led by Rev. Eric Severson.
Join us as we talk about navigating grief as children through adulthood. In times of loss, the power of connection becomes essential for people of all ages. Gabby Gauthier, from The Children’s Grief Center, will discuss offering a safe space, listening with empathy, and sharing moments of understanding to ensure that no one grieves alone.
This service was inspired by political officials serving their own or others’ interests instead of the Constitution, which they took an oath to support, protect, and defend. To whom or what do we pledge ourselves, and how does that change over time? Led by Rev. Eric Severson.
Join us for our first Music Sunday service of the year with performances by Music Team members and the UUFOM Choir. With music centered around the themes of love and inclusion, the service will offer a range of musical offerings by solo musicians and ensembles.
Unitarian Universalism offers people some pretty sweet attractions. How might we improve our hospitality and accessibility to better meet people’s needs, expectations, and desires in these times and help them feel included? Led by Rev. Eric Severson.