Past Programs

We'll explore a bit about each of the principles and learn a song to help us remember them. Adults will discuss the essay, "Who says Unitarian Universalism's Principles are easy?"

Snow Canyon State Park naturalist Cheyenne Winchester will tell us more about this local preserve and its unique geology.

Easter Sunday will feature Conserve Southwest Utah’s Board member and UT Tech Documentary Film professor Hans Glasmann. He will give a talk on “OUR BACKYARD: The Good, the Bad and the Slow Desert Stories.“ 

Child/Youth Program: We will discuss themes of hope, rebirth, spring, and nature, and learn about the Christian holiday Easter. We will read and discuss stories followed by a nature walk on the church grounds.

Brinton and Sara Bohling will share insights from their time in the Peace Corps and working for USAID in Latin America, Africa, and the Middle East.

Honoring the interdependent web of life and our goal of world community, and introducing a UU tradition to UUFSU! Please bring a small container of water (12 oz or less) from a special place in your life; it could be from a lake you like to meditate by, an ocean you visited, your kitchen tap, or any other source!

Join us for a potluck picnic at Shadow Mountain Park, where we'll share stories of the designs painted on the rocks at the March 2nd service, and we'll place the rocks near the pond at the park. There will also be a photo scavenger hunt for adults and a nature-based scavenger hunt for kids.

Pat Dalpiaz, Executive Committee member, will share information on the annual AAUW scholarship program and other relevant issues.

Join us to celebrate the many people who keep our lay-led Fellowship running! The Annual Meeting will folow the service.

Come learn about this important antidote to the cultural addiction to contempt or anger. There will be a video of Tim Shriver promoting this program, which is part of the Kem Gardner Policy Institute at the University of Utah.

Honoring the interdependent web of life with a story and painting/marking rocks with symbols of nature. If you plan to paint, you might want to wear old clothes or bring a smock or other cover-up.

Join us for this video sermon from the Rev. Daniel Kanter, UU Minister from Dallas, followed by a discussion.

Natalie Cripps, Community Resource Coordinator, will tell us more about this shelter for abused women and children.