"Festivus for the Rest of Us" Festivus is a made-up holiday from the Jerry Seinfeld TV Show which has become an actual holiday for many people. What Rev. Amy gleans from this is that humans find meaning in many places, many ways. Come for "The Airing of the Grievances" and other Festivus traditions.

"Lighting the Hanukkah Candles" On this first day of Hanukkah, contemplate with us the miracles and lessons of this Jewish season.

"The End of the World" The Mayan calendar predicted the world’s end for December 2012. How would you live your life differently if this were real? Rev. Amy, who does not believe this prediction, will be preaching. Bring your thoughts, fears, hopes, and let’s have a rousing discussion afterward.

"Cherish the Children" Today we celebrate what has been accomplished by continuing to make Lifespan Religious Education a cornerstone of this congregation. Don't stay home because you think it's just for little kids and their parents—you would miss a great Sunday!

"Mother Jones for Mother's Day" Come to UUFE and bring your mother! We will talk about institutional nurturing, such as collective bargaining and workers‘ rights that elevate us all. Didn't Mom always want us to be happy in our work, but especially, to have work to do?

"Forever" Please join us this Easter morning for a Unitarian Universalist Easter celebration. Men, women, and children are invited to wear an Easter bonnet for a group photo after, and there will be an Easter egg hunt for the kids.

"Alzheimer's" Our own Sue McDonald will give the morning message about a subject that has crossed all of our minds and entered many of our lives.

"When Things Don't Work Out" The coming of Spring is not only a time for new beginnings, but to think of the endings that made them possible. Rev. Amy invites us to acknowledge the times when there was not a happy ending -- at our job, in a personal relationship, or even with love.

"Feeding our Spirits" The morning after our service auction, the celebration of fellowship continues.

"The Presidents' Religions" Rev. Amy DeBeck

We've had Unitarians, one Catholic, and mostly protestants. What roles, if any, did their religious lives have in their presidencies?