Category: Sunday Service

How Fowler's Stages of Faith impact our religious lives and interfaith exploration.

It's another Social Sunday! In lieu of a traditional service, join us in Adams Hall to try a variety of crafts. We have several artisans running stations like watercolors, button making, stamping, needlefelting, kids' crafts, and zentangling! Explore something new and expand your skills, or settle in for your favorite medium. All are welcome to join us in creativity and community!

Join us for the introduction of UUCF's new minister, Rev. Eric Hausman.

UUCF member Kyle Stewart reveals how technology companies are collecting your information and selling it to law enforcement agencies. Learn how your technology is spying on you, where your information is going, and what you can do about it.

Sometimes the best place we can find our spirit is by celebrating community with others. In lieu of a traditional Sunday Service, come and join us for a casual Sunday of games and puzzles. Learn something new, or engage in conversation and connect with people in the community. 

Guest Speaker Miranda Davis of the Farmington Hills Nature Center will be sharing ways to enjoy and appreciate our natural world. Weather permitting, some of this service will take place outside.

There will be no service Sunday July 5th, please join us next week.

In lieu of service, join us outside for activities, refreshments, and community.

In celebration of Rev. Karen's shared ministry with UUCF, we will share gratitude for all the ways we have grown together and release each other to the next stages in each of our ministries. Through music, stories, and ritual, our time together will come to an end and we will make space for UUCF's next minister. Come wish Rev Karen well on her journey and celebrate this shared ministry. 

The closing words that our youth recite when they extinguish the chalice at the end of class end with, "We are building a better world together… we don't have to it alone." Come reflect on the past year that RE has had, celebrate the accomplishments our students have made together, and see the beauty of community and togetherness across generations.