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 Sunday Services:
February 2012
Please join us at 11:00 AM each Sunday
February 5 – The Tao of Physics: Science and Religion in the 21st Century
Andy Pica
Alfred North Whitehead once wrote that, “When we consider what religion is for mankind, and what science is, it is no exaggeration to say that the future course of history depends upon the decision of this generation as to the relations between them.” In our culture, science and religion are viewed as comprising mutually exclusive worldviews. Science and religion are typically viewed as being in conflict with one another, or, alternatively, that they are concerned with two entirely different domains of life.
This talk will present a synopsis of the honors course, The Tao of Physics that Andy taught at Salisbury University. Topics covered include evolution, creationism, and intelligent design; eastern mysticism and quantum holism; body/soul dualism, materialism, and process philosophy; big bang theory and cosmology.
Custodian: Ian & Leslie Finlayson
Greeters: Dorinda & Andy Pica
Plate Donation: Guest at Your Table – UUSC
Coffee Hour Host: Pat Hollinger
February 12 – National “Standing on the Side of Love” Sunday
John Wright
Music by Diana Wagner
Loving is always an act of courage. Sometimes the stakes are not too high- embarrassment or rejection- but sometimes what’s at stake is life itself. In this service John Wright will explore stories of courageous love, both large and small. If you have a story of courageous love that you’d like to share, please e-mail John at minister@uufs.net.
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 UUFS.
Custodian: Frann & Dick Weaver
Greeters: Kit Wright & Dottie Yeatman
Plate Donation: UUFS – Ministerial Fund
Coffee Hour Host: Joan Gilsdorf
February 19 –
Rev. Trish Greene
Custodian: Bonnie Nay
Greeters: Leslie Finlayson & Jenny Whittle
Plate Donation: Habitat for Humanity of Wicomico County
Coffee Hour Host: Available
February 26 –
Wes Davis
Wes Davis is a singer/songwriter/musician, independent recording artist, college instructor, writer, speaker, mediator and consultant. Formerly an ordained minister and pastor, Wes now communicates from a non-sectarian, non-religious perspective. He seeks to inform and inspire, drawing upon universal wisdom and often challenging our unexamined, conventional assumptions about life.
Custodian: Mike Goebel
Greeters: Bonnie Nay & Liz Simmons
Plate Donation: UUFS – Ministerial Fund
Coffee Hour Host: Available
Previous Sunday Services
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