After 12 years serving as the minister at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship at Easton, on this Sunday Rev. Sue Browning will preach her last sermon and we’ll celebrate the years we’ve shared together. The service and program (fun part!) will be followed by … read more.
Where is the heart of Unitarian Universalism? What has shifted in recent years? What is constant? At this service with Rev. Sue Browning (her second-to-last service!), we’ll consider what it means to us personally and collectively to be part of a faith which challenges … read more.
Have you ever imagined yourself into a next step you hadn’t expected to take? At this service with Rev. Sue Browning we’ll consider the ways we need every bit of our collective imagination to live into the promise of authentic welcome and grow … read more.
How might we connect with the Easter message this year? As we hear the ancient stories of new life coming forth in times of deep challenges, what is ours to learn together this year? All are invited our Easter service led by Rev. Sue … read more.
Join Rev. Sue Browning and members of the Social Justice Team for a service considering on the deep need to keep care and respect the planet centered in our actions and teachings. (We are honoring Earth Day a few weeks early!)
“Spirit Of Life” … read more.
Do you have a favorite T-Shirt? Does it come with a story? Or maybe you have a beloved hat or coffee mug that might open conversations with friends and even strangers? At this service for all ages all are invited to wear T-Shirts and … read more.
What do you currently trust in your life? Who and what feels trustworthy? Do we need to be reminded to trust more often and more fully? At this service with Rev. Sue Browning we’ll consider a tenet of the Quaker tradition, “The way will … read more.
Join Rev. Sue Browning and Matthew Peters, Executive Director from the Chesapeake Multicultural Resource Center, for a service reflecting on the experiences of immigrants in our community and our current immigration system. The choir will sing.
About our speaker:
Matthew Peters
Matthew Peters joined … read more.
When a four year-old shares their dream to become an astronaut or Olympic high jumper, we don’t squash the dream. We imagine along with them, unclear where the imagining might take us both. What happens when UUFE dreams boldly? What if we imagine together … read more.
Many community organizers, and especially those from vulnerable communities, invite us to “re-shape the narrative.” What is missing in the story? Which parts are hidden? What is based on a faulty or harmful premise? At this service with Rev. Sue Browning we’ll consider what … read more.
