There has been a lot of talk these days about “going back to how our Founding Father’s Intended”, and our “Christian Roots”. We will take an in-depth look at who some of these men were and what they really had in mind when they wrote the Declaration Of Independence. Laura Wagner is a congregant who … Continue reading 7/7/2024 – Unitarianism and the Birth of our Nation
Dr Audrey Stryker will speak to how the Supreme Court’s overturning of Roe has caused abortion rights issues and the obstetric urgencies and emergencies. She will also tell us how the Midland Coalition for Choice works to fight for choice. Learn more here. Led by the Social Justice Team.
Join our RE Summer Book Club for middle and high schoolers entering grade 6! We’ll dive into the powerful and poignant novel, The Book Thief, exploring themes of identity, courage, and resilience. RE will provide the book, and we’ll meet at Carol’s farm in Midland during the summer. Discuss your thoughts, share your insights, and connect with … Continue reading Religious Education Summer Book Club
Wednesday, August 7, 4:00 – 8:00 PM (Drop in!)Plymouth Park – Shelter F (next to the Fun Zone)(Bathrooms and parking on-site; ADA-accessible picnic tables) You’re invited to a summer barbeque at Plymouth Park! Bring your family for an unforgettable evening filled with delicious food, fun activities, and great company. RSVP: Online (https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0B48ACA622A6FE3-50116400-uufoms) or at the fellowship! We can’t wait … Continue reading UUFoM’s Summer Picnic at Plymouth Park!
Please be advised that the UUFoM parking lot will be closed to all traffic on Monday, June 24, and Tuesday, June 25, for resurfacing repairs. The parking lot will be reopened for normal use on June 26. If you have any further questions, please contact John Kinkema for additional information. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.
This year’s Unitarian Universalist Ministers Association conference has inspired me to ask you some key questions. As many of us take a break from the seasonal activities that frame our lives, I want to invite us all to spend the summer considering what feeds your spirit. What gives you physical, emotion, or spiritual sustenance? What brings … Continue reading Minister Reflections – June 2024
Place your order at the fellowship for traditional (beef and pork mix) or vegetarian (lentils with olive and sesame seed oil) pasties for $7 each! Available after Sunday, June 9!
We are currently collecting information on individuals who are First Aid and CPR certified. If you hold any certification in these areas, we would love to hear from you. Additionally, please let us know if you have a medical background, such as being a doctor, nurse, other healthcare professional, or are willing to assist in an … Continue reading Medical Information Request
Rev. Eric Severson’s last day at the pulpit this program year will be Sunday, June 16. Following this, he will be on study leave and vacation until his return to the pulpit in September. Additionally, our office administrator, Wendy, will be out of the office starting today while she recovers from surgery with limited hours.. She is … Continue reading UUFoM Staff Information
The Annual Plant Share was a fantastic success with over 55 attendees. There was an abundance of plants, shrubs, and lively conversations. The biggest question of the day was, “What’s the difference between ‘Roma tomatoes’ and ‘regular Roma tomatoes’?” It left many of us stumped! Let us know the answer when they ripen. Thank you … Continue reading UUFoM’s Annual Plant Share Recap
