UUFSM is pleased to welcome guest speaker Rev. Patricia Haresch, who brings us a service on Wounded Words. “Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me.” In introducing the notion of “wounded words,” the Rev. Barbara Wells ten Hove reminds us that “words can and do hurt, sometimes as much … Continued

  This Sunday, we will continue with the November theme of Repair through the sermon “Please, Thanks, Oops, Wow” by Rev. Dana Worsnop, read by Eva Miller. This sermon looks at repairing our own relationship with the art of prayer, and different approaches to the practice that can help people in their daily lives. Remote … Continued

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  The theme for November is Repair, in all its forms. Please join us to hear a sermon by Gena Wade using the book On Repentance and Repair: Making Amends in an Unapologetic World, by Danya Ruttenberg. This book argues that the hard work of repentance and repair is worth it, people can do it, … Continued

A longstanding UU value is Interdependence. We honor the interdependent web of all existence. With reverence for the great web of life and with humility, we acknowledge our place in it. Expressed as the spirit of life, the ground of all being, the oneness of all existence, the community-forming power, the process of life, the … Continued

On October 13, members of UUFSM joined about 60 other non-profits, churches, and vendor organizations to celebrate Pride SoMD in the Lexington Park Passive Park.  It was a day of fine weather, music, dancing, food, and pride for every color of every rainbow. At our table, we met many folks who are interested in what … Continued

Check out our October newsletter for information about UUFSM services, volunteer opportunities in which we are engaging (and you can too!), and resources for becoming an engaged voter as we look towards November. https://gansub.com/t/pm/6137052717239/

Yom Kippur marks the end of the Jewish high holy days, with Sukot closely following. These holidays have central themes of committing to making the world a better place and desiring to pursue a more just and equitable world for all. Our guest speaker, Rabbi Gail Fisher, will share traditions and inspirational stories of the … Continued

This Sunday, we will start to explore the October theme of Deep Listening. Eva Miller will offer the sermon “Godself as Sound” by the Rev. Lora Young. This piece looks at the power of silence in our increasingly busy lives. Remote attendees, join at the link below: https://zoom.us/j/97885251657?pwd=OUgwbm9BODh0MGl2bnpOYmJabVllQT09 Meeting ID: 978 8525 1657 Passcode: 884254

  This week, member Gena Wade will share a sermon by the Rev. Kaaren Anderson called “Sharing the Good News: On Welcoming Others to Our Faith.” Anderson asserts that our UU congregations offer a different kind of good news than religiously conservative faiths do.  But we’ve sometimes let our reaction against religious conservatism keep us from … Continued