Category: Sunday Service

Service on this Pride Sunday will be located at 1st UU Detroit. Four congregations will join together in a joyous celbration of pride before heading down to march in the Motor City Pride Parade!

Our youth will lead us in a service discussing what they want to tell the greater congregation of UUCF and adults as a whole. Join us for discussions on faith, growth, change, and wisdom.

Joanna Whaley will speak about her experiences with surviving conversion therapy, and how she imagines a day when the spiritual world leads the way in ending the oppression of our fellow humans.

Our faith community is both historic and ever evolving! This Service will recognize long term members and thank our elected leaders for their service this year. We will also celebrate our annual flower ceremony which represents the diversity of our community.

Resistance to Empire comes in many forms! At this multigen Service we will explore hope in the face of overwhelming odds, the bonds of community during challenges, and the possibility of redemption, even in the darkest hour.

This Sunday brings to a close our “What Will You Bring to the Pot?” stewardship campaign. Together we will celebrate all that we have accomplished this year and share in gratitude for the ways we continue to live our values, even in challenging times.

The Earth itself – especially Michigan’s beautiful lakes, hills, and woods – is a wonderful source of joy we can all experience. Come, let us celebrate our connection to the Earth and remind ourselves of our responsibility to lovingly care for it in all we do.

RJ Jones explores how we can transform conflict into growth and personal struggle into strength. By developing constructive conflict resolution skills and resilient coping strategies, we discover that true joy comes not from avoiding the troubles of this life altogether, but from facing them with love, wisdom, and courage.

Wear your silliest hat to our multigen Service! Together we will celebrate the joy of community!

At a time when the word “trans” is being removed from public places, we at UUCF are working to become ever more visible in our support for trans and nonbinary people. This multicongregational Service with Northwest UU and 1st UU Detroit will expand our awareness and affirm our commitment to justice and safety for trans people.