Past Programs

Cynthia Holman-Schmidt, who has taught the very popular ICL course “Discovering the Tao,” will lead this program.

This program about planting seeds (flowers and new ideas) will feature a Dr. Seuss story, song, game about growth and snacks. Everyone can take home a pot with flower seeds to watch grow or plant in your yard.

Decorate and bring a few Easter eggs or bring Easter candies…dress casually for the “games” and stories; potluck lunch at 1:30. Enjoy the gardens and Nature Center in the park with UU friends and families.

This program will provide opportunity for participants to discuss ideas and to give input on UUFSU's future.

Join us for a celebration of St. Patrick’s Day and the first days of SPRING. Bring your favorite themed poem or reading to share at this celebration,and wear green to be “in style.”

Angela Schultz from Phoenix, AZ, will lead this forum discussion.

Eva Amick and her group of musicians will lead this experience which includes participatory singing, chanting, movement and making music (some instruments provided, but you are welcome to bring your own).

This program will feature a video from the Rev. Munro Sickafoose, followed by group discussion facilitated by David Salisbury.

Chuck Goode, longtime political activist and frequent candidate in Washington County, will present this forum.

Dorothy Engleman, a friend of many UUs and former active community leader who now resides in Michigan, will lead this program on JOY.

Stories, games, making Valentines and snacks.

Margaret Wozniak will present this program based on Andrea Wulf's biography that resurrects the forgotten 19th-century German naturalist Alexander von Humboldt, arguing he created our modern understanding of nature as an interconnected whole.