Past Programs

Sharon Shores and Keith Kelch will present their innovative solution to our community’s affordable housing crisis. Dixie Cooperative is a member-managed organization of businesses and community volunteers with a commitment to provide affordable housing in St. George and surrounding communities. 

Child/Youth Programs: Kids 3-9 will talk about ways to make people feel welcome. We'll read a book, sing a song, and watch a video on this theme, then we'll decorate Welcome Bags for newcomers to our Fellowship. Youth 10+  will talk about developing spirituality.

This service will center on a video presentation of a sermon by Rev. J of First Unitarian Church in Salt Lake City. The title refers to the insulating bubbles that we all live in which isolate us from people who are different and/or undesirable to us. Rev. J will tell of some of the bubbles she has lived in and how they affected her. There will be a chalice lighting, music, readings, and a discussion to follow.

This service for all ages will examine the UU shared value of "pluralism," and in particular the importance of considering the limits of our own perspective while recognizing the value of others'. Together we'll watch a short video, read an interactive story, and play a visual perception game. Adults and youth will then listen to and discuss an excerpt from David Foster Wallace's "This is Water," while younger children complete an art project.

Bill Bohling, an attorney who has a mediation practice, will talk on the mediation process and how it can teach life lessons. Bill says mediation is an elaborate dance among parties in conflict and a mediator is charged with resolving conflict by striking a bargain the parties are willing to accept.

We’ll discuss current opportunities and thoughts on what community means to each of us.

How do you express spirituality in your daily life? What does it mean to say you are spiritual but not religious, and can the two sides have communality? 

Hank Chou, a leader of the Soka Gakkai International Organization, will speak about Buddhist philosophy and his organization.

Joyce Spinelli will host this "conversation over easy" on the Dignity Index.

This sumer forum will feature speaker Cheyenne Winchester, Snow Canyon Naturalist. Chris Bourke and Ann Foster (park docents) are the program leaders.

A potluck lunch will be held on the grounds of Grace Episcopal Church. Wear your Fellowship sunglasses (from March 23rd) or pick up a pair; join the "getting to know you" game. There will also be scavenger hunts for adults and children.

Kristi Pike will tell us more about this important organization.

This Mother’s Day celebration will include the traditional UU Flower Communion. Each person is requested to bring a flower and take home a different flower as part of the celebration of the beauty of diversity. The story of the origin of the tradition and a tribute to mothers are both part of the service.