Sunday Services

During the ISU academic year, there are two services every Sunday, at 9 am and 11 am, with a social hour from 10-11 am in between. The program for both services is the same. During the summer there is a single service at 10 am. Check the calendar for details.

Visitors are always welcome. Look at the Visitors page for more details.

Nursery care for children up to age 3 is provided at all services, year-round. Religious education for older children is available during the academic year at one of the services or at both, depending on the age. There may be child care for older children available in the summer. Contact our Director of Youth and Children's Ministries (292-5960, dycm@uufames.org) for more information. Preregistration is not required for occasional visitors.

This Month's Services

May 2008

NOTE: On Sunday, May 4, we will have a single, half-hour service at 10 a.m., followed by the Fellowship’s annual business meeting.

Sunday, May 4, at 10 a.m. ONLY

Fellowship

the Rev. Brian Eslinger

The term fellowship has deep religious roots and, as with most ideas, has changed in context over the years. We’ll spend time reflecting on its meaning for us as we continue to walk the path of being a Unitarian Universalist fellowship.

Youth Music: Zach Witherspoon
Special Music: Free Spirits

Sunday, May 11, at 9 & 11 a.m.

Peace Sunday: Women’s Work, Making Peace

the Rev. Brian Eslinger

Lois Smidt, director of Beyond Welfare

Julia Ward Howe, a Unitarian, called for a “Mother’s Day of Peace” in hopes that all mothers around the world would join to create peace. We’ll take this Sunday to reflect how this work is going and how it can be done by all people, not just mothers.

Special Music: Fellowship Voices
Special Music: Sam Wormley & Barb Evenson

Sunday, May 18, at 9 & 11 a.m.

Celebration of the Youth in Arts

the Rev. Brian Eslinger and our Fellowship youth

Join in this annual celebration of the arts in all their varieties. Youth of all ages will perform arts of all types while we reflect on what the arts mean to us in every stage of life.

All-Congregational

Between Memorial Day and Labor Day, inclusive, we meet in a single, 10 a.m. Sunday service.

Sunday, May 25, at 10 a.m. ONLY

Your Summer Quest

Linda Barnes, Sarah Carlson & Chris White

For many of us, thoughts of summer bring a feeling of release, when we may (or think we may) have more opportunity to seek or pursue avenues different from the main roads of our usual journeys. Many of us make some plans to do something special in the summer season. Is it a quest?

Special Music: Esin Unal, flute