Join the UUFE Pagans Gathering in this celebration of the Summer Solstice. Bring in something from nature that inspires you!
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Order of Service for June 21st, 2026
Welcome Gayle Scroggs
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The living tradition of shape-note singing is a study in contradictions: exploring music from colonial times in a modern context, singing joyfully about human frailty, and contending with theistic texts in a setting that invites personal interpretations. In this … read more.
This special Sunday service focuses on the richness of African American life on the eastern shore in the 19th and 20th centuries. The service will feature Lydia Williams, affiliated with the Water’s Edge Museum in Oxford, MD, and Dennis DeShields of the Bellevue Passage Museum; … read more.
What helps you feel connected at UUFE? How do Sundays help us live into our mission? How are the privileges and responsibilities of leadership tied to our UU faith? At this service with the Board and the Worship Team, you’ll hear perspectives on these questions, … read more.
Winter solstice, which falls on December 21 this year, marks the shortest day of the year, when Earth’s North Pole is tilted farthest away from the sun. Winter solstice is also a day that has been celebrated around the world for thousands of years in … read more.
