Category: Sunday Service

Sharing our own life story, and listening to others’, is an important tool. This Sunday, we are going to have discussion groups focused on stories and storytelling with opportunities to write and share with each other.

In 2025 and beyond we are going to need all the beauty and blessings we can get! The beginning of this new calendar year is a time for sharing joy and beautiful intentions. This multigenerational Service will celebrate all of who we are and wish to be as we continue to make space for all.

Poetry has a way of speaking to the heart. In this meditative Service, we will share poems that resonate with us and possibly changed our lives. Before the new year begins, come to this Service that invites you to slow down and pay attention to your soul’s needs.

This year we are invited to join 1st UU Detroit for their Christmas Eve Service! We will share in the joy of community as we celebrate a Unitarian Christmas Eve Service together. Christmas Eve Candlelight Service – Reverend Julie Brock Join us for our annual candlelight Christmas Eve service. Services are held in our sanctuary, enter off Cass Ave or the parking lot at Forest Ave. Information at http://www.1stuu.org/parking.php. More information on our schedule of worship services, including a list of past and present speakers, is available at http://1stuu.org/services.php.  Also, you may be interested in the UU Detroit Facebook Group. Full Zoom…

The Winter Solstice is a celebration of the longest night of the year! We will explore the wonder of this celebration through story telling, drumming and chanting. We are inviting our friends from Northwest UU and 1st UU Detroit to join us as well.

This multigenerational Service will celebrate the winter holidays of Winter Solstice, Christmas, and Hanukkah! Told through the eyes of three young people and their families, we will learn about these traditions and how they are celebrated.

Our annual All Music Sunday is a celebration of winter holidays! The UUCF choir and instrumentalists will share joyful music from the heart.

The Social Justice Committee will lead this service about how we can collaborate and work toward healing the harms of our past and their repercussions today. looking toward a better future for all.

In this multicongregation Service – UUCF is going to Northwest UU in Southfield – we will share a bread communion with neighbors and soon to be friends and explore what it means to make space for others we have yet to meet.

In this joint service, Marie Lowry will share her brother Don’s story and Alexandra Hicks from Alliance of Coalitions for Healthy Communities will teach you to use Narcan, the simple tool that could have saved Don’s life.