How do we stand for human rights as a core value of our faith? Let’s look at the intersection of our principles and our action. Take home a Guest at Your Table today. 

Stay afterwards for an introduction to Deep Stewardship. 

Each Sunday we post a sermon title, description, and the preacher’s name. But is it like a movie, where we make the decision whether to buy a ticket? How is Sunday attendance anti-consumer culture? And if you’re not sure about today, be assured, the choir will sing.

FALL BACK: end of Daylight Savings Time

Bring photos or mementos of loved ones passed to place on the altar. We’ll remember them, and the ground on which we live. We’ll welcome the new Environmental Justice Team, and feel the beauty of the Spirit Movers around us. 

Bring food items for the Durango Food Bank. 

Earlier in the month was St. Francis Day. We’ll use this acknowledgment of his love for animals as a time to bless the creatures loved by those in our fellowship. Bring photos of your cat, bunny or snake. Well-behaved dogs can show up and have a one-day opportunity to receive a blessing. Let’s celebrate!

How is it still important today to offer a coming out story to friends, family and the world? Let’s consider together how we might build awareness. 

Native American imagery is all around us, with much of it created by non-natives. On this Indigenous Peoples Day, might we learn about how we can build relationship based on respect rather than cultural borrowing?

“To be human is to belong,” the poet John O’Donahue tells us. On this day, we’ll consider the meaning of that belonging, as we celebrate our newest members. The choir sings today.

As we approach the High Holy Days of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, we might use this as an opportunity to think about things differently than before. How might we widen our view?

September 22    

So, you finally found our great fellowship. It means a lot to you. You want to see it prosper and grow. Just how do you grow new Unitarian Universalists and seed the Board of Trustees of UUFD for 2035? Receive ideas from our experienced religious educator

Do you need to believe in God to be able to receive the gift of grace? Grace may offer us the gift of meaning, purpose and belonging.