Final Fellowship and a New Stole!

On June 18 the congregation surprised me (yes, I was surprised!) with kind words and celebration in honor of my completing of the requirements for ‘Final Fellowship’ – the last step in the Unitarian Universalist’s national ministerial credentialing process. It’s

What Happened to Me on Election Night

Sunday sermon by Don Barker 11 June 2017 I want to tell you a story. I starts at the Five and Dime Ale House in Baltimore: And it ends at Jimmy’s Grille in Bridgeville, Delaware: In between were three

You’re Not Alone

This week I offered the message at Easton High School’s Baccalaureate Service. The class had selected ‘Persistence’ as the theme for the service. I talked about inner determination – the “I can do this” focus of energy. I also wanted

UUFE seeks a part-time Music Director

UUFE is a 110-member congregation in Easton on the beautiful Eastern Shore of Maryland. We seek a quarter-time Music Director starting in August 2017 to inspire, motivate, and minister to our choir and congregation in music. The Music Director will:

First meeting of the UUFE Immigration Task Force

- by Jim Richardson The first meeting of the Immigration Task Force was held on April 19th at UUFE. We had a good turnout of about twelve people and began by going around the table and sharing each person’s reasons

From the safety of home to the leap of faith

UUFE’s Mary Dunlavey answers the Five Big Questions Where were you raised, and how? I was raised in a prison town, Attica, New York until age 10. It was my mother’s home; my dad was a city guy from Buffalo.

On art, our kids’ lives, and our dwellings.

UUFE’s David Stevens meditates on the Five Big Questions and his art in wood and glass, kids and grandkids, and the secrets of home selling. UU liFE: Where were you raised, and how? David: I grew up in Kalamazoo,

The Seesaws of Life

Recently I found this poem by Sarah Kays – The Paradox: When I am inside writing, all I can think about is how I should be outside living. When I am outside living, all I can do is notice all

Intentional Yearning

Sermon by Sue Browning Minister, Unitarian Universalist Fellowship at Easton Reading ‘When I Am Among the Trees’ by Mary Oliver Often we sense our hearts are reaching for something, but we can’t quite figure out what. When asked,

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