What does “forest bathing” conjure up for you? It may be one of your spiritual practices–even if you never heard of this growing global pasttime.
In The Nature Fix: Why Nature Makes Us Happier, Healthier, and More Creative, Florence Williams describes the Japanese practice of shinrin yoku, of … read more.
Text and Sources of the Anthem performed by the UUFE Choir on Sunday Sep 30:
Give me a place to stand and I will move the world!
“There is,” said an Italian philosopher, “nothing more difficult to take in hand, more perilous to conduct, or more … read more.
Matthew Peters provided the following information:
Immigrants have 4 years to file for asylum. However, they cannot file until they have been assigned a court appearance date which can take a year or more to obtain, if at all. This system is confusing and broken, allowing … read more.
Greetings to all of you with ties to the congregation, and to those of you checking us out!
As we begin our church year and the return to our rhythms of fall, I find myself the reluctant to let summer go. Of late, I’ve been wondering … read more.
A very informative exchange transpired between our guests and members of UUFE, comprising congregants and members of the Social Justice Committee, and our Guests: Mid-Shore Fresh Start. Tori Brummel and Bert Larrimore
August 5, 2018, 11:30 am at UUFE
Attending: Tom Arnold, Maggie Garey, Tracey O’Shay, Steve Parks, Liz Parks, Sally Woodall, Carol Meredith, David Stevens, Ken Court, Jack Harrald, Ron Sweet, Ann Davis
Presiding: Nancy Sweet
Nancy began the meeting by addressing two topics regarding how to assist with the immigration situation. She … read more.
UUFE member Steve Parks wrote this guest commentary which appeared in the July 11 2018 issue of the Star-Democrat.
The plight of children separated from their undocumented immigrant parents along the southwest border is epitomized by a pair of 1-year-olds. A girl, recently reunited with her … read more.
UUFE’s Emily Cranwell answers the Five Big Questions and talks about wearing butter cookies on her fingers, raising Lindan, savoring Summer, winning marathons and triathlons, and how she found UUFE.
“I knew I belonged the first time we read the Covenant aloud.”
Where were you … read more.
UUFE’s Ann Jacobs answers the Five Big Questions and talks about roaming Europe with horses, life in The Big Apple, running the Marine Corps Marathon, and starting her own business – again.
Where were you raised, and how?
I was born in Baltimore then lived for the … read more.
Sermon by Nancy Sawyer
The seed for this sermon was planted several years ago during a multilogue here at this Fellowship. During the multilogue I referred to our congregation as “a faith community.” Don Barker responded to my comment with his usual, questioning, curious manor with … read more.
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