September through May:
Formal service from 11:00 am to Noon
Coffee and conversation immediately following the service
Religious Education available for children preschool & older
Nursery room available for parents with infants (audio connection to service)
New! Child Care for Toddlers. We are now providing child care for toddlers during the regular Sunday service. We hope parents of little ones will take advantage of this program.
June through August:
Informal discussions from 11:00 am to Noon
Staffed nursery available for children 5 & under
No Religious Education available
*Inclement Weather: Please check the UUFS website, http://www.uufs.net, and/or WBOC for an announcement in case a Sunday service needs to be canceled due to weather conditions.
Upcoming Services
May 2012
May 6 – New Member Ceremony
Membership Committee
We will be welcoming our new members who have “Signed the Book” this year. The Membership Committee will participate in the ceremony and music by Karen Zera and Jim Ressegger should be a delight.
Custodian: Bonnie Nay
Greeters: Bonnie Nay & Seth Cowall
Plate Donation: Planned Parenthood (Salisbury)
Coffee Hour Hosts: Al Beebe
This Sunday’s “Plate” will support Planned Parenthood in Salisbury
Planned Parenthood delivers vital reproductive health care, sex education, and information to millions of women, men, and young people locally and worldwide. For more than 90 years, Planned Parenthood has promoted a commonsense approach to women’s health and well-being, based on respect for each individual’s right to make informed, independent decisions. Their skilled health care professionals are dedicated to offering men, women, and teens high-quality, affordable medical care. One in five American women has chosen Planned Parenthood for health care at least once in her life. Please donate generously.
May 13 – The First Mother- Celebrating Mothers of All Kinds
John Wright
What do we think of when the phrase “First Mother” comes to mind? Is it the Biblical Eve? Or the proto-human “Lucy”? Or perhaps Pele, Mother-goddess of Hawaii? In this “Mother’s Day” service, John will think about what it means to be a “mother” and how “First Mother” relates to our UU Principles.
John received his Master of Divinity degree from the Starr King School for the Ministry, the Unitarian Universalist Seminary in Berkeley, California. John now serves as Consulting Minister to the UUFS.
Custodian: Mike Goebel
Greeters: Bonnie Nay & Liz Simmons
Plate Donation: UUFS Ministerial Fund
Coffee Hour Hosts: Pat Hollinger
May 20 – Our Fifth Principle in Action – Congregational Meeting and Elections
Membership Committee
Following a brief service, we will hold our annual meeting, where we will be approving next year’s budget and holding elections for next year’s Board of Trustees. Bring a bag lunch.
Custodian: Pat Hollinger
Greeters: Kit Wright & Dottie Yeatman
Plate Donation: Salvation Army(Salisbury)
Coffee Hour Hosts: Judy Burns
This Sunday’s “Plate” will support the Salisbury Salvation Army.
The Salisbury Salvation Army has operated in Salisbury since 1913 providing spiritual, emotional and material assistance to those in Wicomico, Worcester and Somerset counties, including supplying thousands of families with food, clothing, shoes, rent and utility assistance, holiday food baskets, and hot meals. Over 1,500 children receive new toys under their Christmas tree program. The Senior Center offers activities designed specifically for men and women aged 50 and above while the Youth Club includes football and baseball plus a Games Room, Sexual Abstinence Program, and arts & crafts. Go to http://christiansheltersby.wordpress.com/. Please donate generously.
May 27 – Memorial Day Picnic
A potluck lunch and barbeque will be held at the Fellowship. Celebrate your Memorial Day with friends and family.
Custodian: Bev Moyer & Vicky Demos
Greeters: Dorinda & Andy Pica
Plate Donation: Interfaith Alliance
Coffee Hour Hosts: Hospitality Committee
This Sunday’s “Plate” will support the Interfaith Alliance
Interfaith Alliance celebrates religious freedom by championing individual rights, promoting policies that protect both religion and democracy, and uniting diverse voices to challenge extremism. Interfaith Alliance was created in 1994 to celebrate religious freedom and to challenge the bigotry and hatred arising from religious and political extremism infiltrating American politics. Today, Interfaith Alliance has 185,000 members across the country made up of 75 faith traditions as well as those of no faith tradition. Interfaith Alliance promotes legislation that protects the boundaries between religion and government, so that politics doesn’t infringe on your faith and matters of faith don’t infringe on your freedom. Please donate generously.
Previous Sunday Services
UUFS Sunday Services April 2012
UUFS Sunday Services March 2012
UUFS Sunday Services February 2012
UUFS Sunday Services January 2012
UUFS Sunday Services December 2011
UUFS Sunday Services November 2011
UUFS Sunday Services October 2011
UUFS Sunday Services September 2011
UUFS Sunday Services Summer 2011
UUFS Sunday Services April 2011
UUFS Sunday Services March 2011
UUFS Sunday Services February 2011
UUFS Sunday Services January 2011
