This service will be presented both on-line via Zoom (send email to worship@uufn.org for a link) and in-person (go to https://dev.uufn.org/covid-related-guidelines-fall-2021/ for protocols.) This Sunday is Halloween, All Hallows Eve, […]
We will explore the realm of imagination, a place where the subconscious, creativity, dreams & journeys exist. Is it a real place? It can be measured. We will explore what […]
Beltane is the anglicized name for the Gaelic May Day festival, celebrated about halfway between the spring equinox and the summer solstice. We will celebrate on May 3rd, 2020, with […]
Liberation This month’s topic for small group ministries, “Soul Matters” the curriculum for our Chalice Circles is… What does it mean to be a people of liberation? At the suggestion […]
Gratitude as a Resource A Sunday Service ZOOM Event This Native American Confederacy uses these words before every meeting, every important event and they teach their children to memorize it. […]
In the western tradition, Imbolc and Candlemas are observed on February 1st and 2nd and are often used interchangeably. This earth-based festival is one of the cross-quarter celebrations falling halfway […]
As the days grow short and leaves fall, we celebrate several Autumn holidays with themes of death and mortality. We’ll explore questions around who we claim as Our Ancestors and […]
Imbolc is the cross-quarter (halfway mark from the Winter Solstice and the Spring Equinox) in the Celtic Wheel. Imbolc celebrates the “first spring,” Imbolc literally means in the belly or […]
We will be experiencing the Haudenosaunee Thanksgiving Address- Greetings to the Natural World, by Nancy Plummer. There will be Native American style flute music by Gretchen Cox, and we will […]
Sunday, September 25, 2016 @ 10:00AM Reaching Out and Working together. Come and find out all that is happening at the UUFN for 2016/17 season. Plan on staying for some […]